The Sudanese army assumes complete control over Khartoum, the RSF remains defiant | News
The army declares a victory in Cartum, restoring key positions after months of intense battles against paramilitary forces of fast support.
The Sudanese army claimed that she had cleaned the fighters for fast support (RSF) of Capital CartumAlmost two years after losing capital in the paramilitary group.
“Our forces today … forcibly cleaned the last pockets of the remains of a terrorist militia Doglo in the site of the Cartum,” Military spokesman Nabil Abdullah said in a statement, in a statement late Thursday, using the RSF’s government term, led by Mohmed Hamdan Doglo, who was military.
The announcement followed after the head of the Army Abdel Fattah al-Knar on Wednesday declared the capital “Free” from RSF as he stood in a newly opened presidential palace.
After suffering a number of defeats, after a year and a half, the army launched a contrafensive that was constantly pushed through the central Sudan toward the capital.
Hiba Morgan, Al Jazeera, reporting from Khartoum, said the army managed to take complete control of the city after returning its southern fucking fucking area.
“There lies the fucking bridge of the fuck, and from there the RSF fighters fled from the capital … going to Darfur,” she said.
Since the army has now taken control of the city of Khartoum and Jebel Awliya, Morgan said that RSF fighters “have no way to go” and have no means of supplying in the fight against the Sudan Armed Forces.
According to military sources who spoke with Al Jazeera, there were still areas in the cartoum where the RSF fighters were “excreted” in residential buildings, unable to leave because they were afraid they would be captured, Morgan added.
However, the RSF advocated that he would not “withdraw and not surrender”, saying that his forces were only moved.
“We will submit the demolished defeats to the enemy on all fronts,” the statement said, her first direct comment since the offensive army began in Khartoum this week.
Blue Nile battle
A few hours after Al-Burhan entered the presidential palace for the first time in two years, the RSF announced the “military alliance” with a rebel group that controlled large parts of the South Cordofan and parts of the Blue Nil state near the Ethiopian border.
The liberation movement of Sudan, North, led Abdelaziz al-Hil, clashed on both sides before signing a political charter with the RSF last month to establish a rival government.
On Thursday night, witnesses in Blue Nile Damazin’s capital reported that both his airport and nearby Brana Roseires were falling under the attack of paramilitary and their allies for the first time in the war.
On Friday, a statement on Friday said his air defense intercepted drones.
The war killed tens of thousands, displaced more than 12 million and created a “largest humanitarian crisis ever recorded” according to the International Rescue Committee.
She also divided the third largest country in Africa into two, and the army kept north and east, and RSF controlled parts of the south and almost the entire enormous Western region of Darfur.
