The inhabitants of the capital of Sudan Khartoum say that the army attracted large parts of the city from the RSF paramilitari, which marked its greatest victory in the year.
“Srapnel and stray ammunition fall to my neighborhood,” a doctor we call Mustafa says BBC. “Conflicts are difficult these days.”
The key website that the army won this week includes the mint – where the money is printed.
At the time of writing, the RSF continues to control most of the cartoon. While the army now holds most of the territory throughout the wider tripartite capital – which means omdurman, Bahri and Khartoum.
But after winning near complete control over the key state of Gazi, the army believes that now there is a momentum to take over the capital and break the RSF almost a two-year siege.
“There will be no rebel in the cartoon very quickly” Announced Army leader and de facto ruler Gen Abdel Fattah al-Knica on Tuesday.
The end of this conflict cannot come fast enough.
Assistance workers say people are starving all over the country as a result of the war – In Khartoum alone, more than 100,000 people suffer from starvationAccording to researchers who support the UN.
Ever since the war broke out almost two years ago between Gene Burhan and his deputy facing rivals Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo, who runs RSF, 12 million people have been forced from their homes, and tens of thousands of civilians have been twisted.
Sudan is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, agreeing with international assistance agencies.
They say that the army, and especially the RSF, is to blame for committing some of the most serious crimes that can be imagined against innocent civilians, including genocide in Darfur.
Both forces deny allegations.
The military was cheerfully greeted by many residents of the area who recently attracted, because the RSF was widely charged with the murder and rape of civilians in Khartoum, as well as the robbery of the homes of many residents who fled in the city.
The RSF army reports rejected the RSF army reports as “lies and rumors.” In recent weeks, they have made similar denials on the eve of every withdrawal.
Analysts say the recent successes of the army are the result of more fighters and buying more weapons. Victory at the headquarters of the besieged army was also a great blessing earlier this month.
The army of expulsion of a paramilitary group from the center of Wad Madani in January was disturbed by accusations of abstract and arbitrary retaliation on those considered to be RSF informants or associates.
This will no doubt cause fear among some Khartum residents that they are expected by the same fate.
“When you open social media and see all the murder, if you have committed something wrong, you have to worry about,” Mustafa told the BBC.
“Some of them led fighters to the homes of people. Others joined [the RSF] and stole assets, terrorized people – even women kept against their will [as sex slaves]. They did terrible things.
“Are they terrified what is coming? Of course.”
But sometimes there is a good line between being seen as an associate and reality of survival in the war.
“I’m worried about my cousin,” says Amir, who lives in the Khartum city of Twin of Omdurman, located just over the Nile River.
“He is not an associate or informant – he often has to deal with these people [the RSF] For he looks after his mother and his children. Will she slaughter [by the army] Or will it be left alone? ”
For now, as the army approaches Sudan’s future hands in balance, all that Mustafa and Amir can do is wait.
Some names changed in this report for security reasons
