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The Sudanese army announced today its control over the Kili area near the city of Kurmuk in the Blue Nile state after fierce battles against the Rapid Support Forces. The army confirmed significant losses inflicted on the rebels during military operations.
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hamidti), the leader of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, stated that his troops are prepared to continue military operations until 2040 if necessary. He noted that the Sudanese army anticipates the conflict may persist until 2033.
The Sudanese army has shot down a drone launched by paramilitary forces at Khartoum Airport, highlighting escalating tensions between the two sides. This incident occurred during a sensitive time as the country faces increasing internal conflicts.
The Sudanese army's air defenses successfully thwarted a drone attack targeting the vicinity of Khartoum Airport on Monday. This incident coincided with the resumption of international flights, highlighting ongoing security tensions in the country.
Eleven people were killed in a drone attack by Rapid Support Forces on the city of Rabak in White Nile State. Meanwhile, the Sudanese army announced its defense against another attack from the Rapid Support Forces in the Sali area.
The Sudanese army announced the destruction of <strong>10 tanks</strong>, <strong>6 armored vehicles</strong>, and <strong>35 combat vehicles</strong> during military operations over <strong>72 hours</strong>. These operations aim to address the increasing security challenges facing the country.
In a surprising turn of events, a general from Sudan's Rapid Support Forces defected after fleeing from Darfur to join the Sudanese army. This incident highlights the escalating internal conflicts within the country.
On Sunday, the Sudanese army announced the death of <strong>94 members</strong> of the Rapid Support Forces during an attack in the <strong>Kaili</strong> area of <strong>Blue Nile State</strong>. The Rapid Support Forces have not issued any official comment on this announcement.
Military assaults between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces continue, leading to the destruction of hospitals and turning them into battlefields. These catastrophic conditions threaten patients' lives and exacerbate their suffering.
Fighting continues in Sudan as the army demands the withdrawal of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) from cities before any ceasefire. Meanwhile, the RSF expresses readiness to accept truces while continuing military operations.
A report from Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab reveals that the Sudanese army is responsible for the bombing of the El Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur. This incident has raised international concerns over human rights violations amid escalating armed conflict in Sudan.
At least 15 people were killed and over 23 injured in a bombing targeting Lakawa city in West Kordofan, South Sudan, today. Medical sources confirmed that the attack was carried out by the Sudanese army.