Editor Notes: This incident ID covers multiple reported uses of AI-generated disinformation in Sudan's civil conflict. (1) In April 2023, an alleged AI-generated voice recording falsely attributed to U.S. Ambassador John Godfrey circulated online, reportedly suggesting a plot to impose secularism. See Incident 1088 for the specific archive on this incident. (2) In August 2023, a TikTok campaign under "The Voice of Sudan" purportedly used voice-cloning tools to simulate former President Omar al-Bashir, with recordings allegedly repurposed from a Sudanese commentator's livestreams. For the specific archive on this one, see Incident 1087. (3) In September 2023, tech-savvy Sudanese individuals reportedly used deepfake tools to create satirical videos, including one showing RSF leader Hemedti singing; some content was later framed as serious disinformation. (4) In October 2023, BBC investigators documented the Bashir impersonation campaign as a prominent example of synthetic media use, which forms the backbone of Incident 1087. (5) In March 2024, AI-generated audio was allegedly used to simulate the Sudanese Armed Forces commander ordering attacks on civilians; an alleged separate deepfake recording depicted a fabricated RSF-Freedom and Change coalition meeting discussing a coup. (6) Also in March 2024, Sudanese Armed Forces supporters reportedly cast doubt on genuine recordings of Hemedti by claiming they were AI-generated, an example of the liar's dividend. (7) In April 2024, an AI-generated image of a building purportedly bombed by the SAF went viral, reportedly misleading many political figures. Each of these incidents may form their own discrete incident IDs; this incident ID is a hub. The initial report that forms the backbone of this archive was published 10/23/2024; it was added to the database on 05/31/2025.