Fuel Smuggling Accusations: Southern Liberation Operations Room says Haftar-affiliated armed groups are moving fuel tankers from southern Libya across Chad into Sudan, worsening shortages and draining resources. Sudan Crisis and Cross-Border Fallout: Reuters reports survivors of the al-Fashir assault reaching Tine on the Chad-Sudan border after brutal RSF attacks, with UN-linked claims of genocide and ongoing allegations of atrocities. Human Rights and Accountability: Another Reuters report says RSF commander “Butcher of al-Fashir” Abu Lulu was seen back on the battlefield despite claims of a pending special court case, drawing renewed international condemnation. Kidnapping in Chad: Chad’s defence ministry says four Libyan nationals abducted in Chad have been freed and flown back to Tripoli after ransom demands; two captives were killed. Chad’s Political Space Under Pressure: Analysts and opposition warn that arrests and the dissolution of the GCAP opposition coalition could push Chad toward one-party rule, following long bans on demonstrations. Digital Cooperation: Chad’s delegation met Cybastion in the U.S. to discuss digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and e-government support. Opposition Crackdown (Analysis): A separate analysis echoes that long-term repression and heavy prison sentences for opposition leaders are deepening democratic backsliding. Eid Diplomacy: Chad’s presidential council sent Eid al-Adha congratulations to Libya’s presidential council head, stressing brotherhood and cooperation.