The provided evidence mentions Sudan's total population (51.8 million) but does not provide the specific population of Khartoum or confirm if it was 7 million.

The evidence discusses civilian casualties and the difficulty of recording deaths, but does not mention the specific figure of 58,000 recorded deaths.

One web search result explicitly states 'More than 150,000 people have died in the conflict across the country'. However, there is no second independent source provided to corroborate this specific number.

The provided evidence for this claim consists of general descriptions of Sudan and reports on drone warfare, but does not mention outbreaks of cholera, hepatitis, meningitis, or yellow fever.

The search results returned general information about the number 29 and did not provide any data regarding food insecurity or population percentages in Sudan.

The search results provided general information about Islam and Muslims, but contained no mention of Islamic Relief's research on community kitchens in Sudan.

The search results provided dictionary definitions for the word 'least' and did not contain any information regarding people returning to Khartoum.

While the 'evidence gathered' section for claim 9 says 'No evidence found', the evidence provided for claim 3 includes a report from '1 day ago' stating that drones caused more than 80% of civilian deaths in Sudan's war in early 2026. This supports the part of the claim regarding drone attacks, but it is a single source.