The limited riverine dimension of Sudan's war

Are there significant naval or riverine components in Sudan's current war?

The rivers matter, but the panel sees little evidence of substantial organized river combat capability being deployed.

The Nile and other waterways cross important areas of Sudan, including the region around Khartoum. That geography creates potential transport, observation, and denial roles. Little organized war fighting appears to be moving through the river system, however, so the possible uses should not be mistaken for an observed capability. The distinction separates a river's strategic presence from the much narrower question of whether a conflict has developed a true riverine arm.