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Sudan Military Expands Control Amid Ongoing Conflict with RSF

Sudan's military has retaken key government buildings in Khartoum from the RSF, marking significant gains in their ongoing conflict.

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Sudan’s army seizes control of central bank amid steady gains in Khartoum

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Sudan's army says it seized key buildings in Khartoum after retaking the Republican Palace

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The Sudanese military has strengthened its position in Khartoum by retaking significant buildings, including the central bank and Republican Palace, from the RSF. Following a series of military victories, army spokesperson Brig. Gen. Nabil Abdullah reported the deaths of hundreds of RSF fighters during recent confrontations. Despite these gains, the RSF remains a powerful force, particularly in Darfur, and the conflict is projected to evolve into a longer insurgent struggle. The humanitarian cost of the war is severe, with over 28,000 reported fatalities and millions displaced amidst a looming famine.

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Sudan's military has taken control of key government facilities in Khartoum, including the Central Bank and the Republican Palace, marking significant military progress against the RSF.
Despite recent advancements, the RSF still controls substantial regions, particularly in western Sudan, indicating the conflict is far from resolved.
The ongoing violence has led to a humanitarian crisis, with thousands dead and millions displaced, exacerbated by recent assaults such as drone attacks targeting journalists.

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: The SAF has retaken key buildings including the Republican Palace, the headquarters of the Central Bank of Sudan, the National Intelligence Service, and the Corinthia Hotel.
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: The conflict has resulted in over 28,000 fatalities, millions displaced, and a severe humanitarian crisis with famine affecting parts of the country.
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: The conflict risks fueling civil war in South Sudan as both the SAF and RSF are backing opposing sides, with recent RSF attacks on South Sudanese opposition groups near the border.
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: The declaration highlights the severity of RSF actions, potentially increasing international pressure and altering regional political dynamics, though it may not immediately change the conflict's trajectory.
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