Will the presidential palace be able to return to Sudan -Vauna?

The scenes of the fun soldiers in Khartoum have made significant progress in the offensive that Sudan’s army has seen in recent months.

Sudan’s Armed Forces (SAF) lost control of the capital at the beginning of the war and fought for two years to return it from the rapid support forces (RSF).

Now they have overcome the Presidential Palace and believe they are on the rest of the capital. But they are far from winning the war.

The complex, which includes the historical republican palace, is a symbol of power and sovereignty, important for the government under the guidance of hostilities and its narratives as legal rulers fighting “terrorist militia”.

This is also a strategic victory.

According to the Army’s press.

This means that RSF essentially lost control of the capital, although its fighters are still present in Khartoum.

But it is unclear how far the line has moved. RSF fighters are still scattered throughout the city center and located in the airport. They also occupy the territory south of the palace.

Bloody fights are expected to continue when the army is tried by the rest of the RSF. Varunic force has already shown that it could refuse, despite the weakened position, having attacked the drone in the palace, which killed a number of Sudanese journalists and army officers.

A complete victory in the capital can overthrow the direction of the war or harden the territorial division that divides the country between two enemies.

RSF led by General Mohammed Hamdan, known as HEMEDI, controls most Darfur regions in West Sudan and parts of the south.

The government, which is supported by the military, is headed by Army Chief Abdel Fatta al-Burhan controls the eastern and northern Sudan.

Two men worked together and joked together, Before the struggle between them exploded in a civil war In April 2023.

Complete control over Khartum can help the army complete its absorption of the Central Sudan, where in recent months it snatched the territory from the RSF.

It can also create an impetus for SAF to challenge General Hemedti in his mainstay Darfur, especially above the city of El -Fasher, which is located for almost a year.

But many observers believe that there is a danger that Sudan will go into the “fact” section, and two warring parties and their supporters are fixed in the areas of influence.

RSF is working on the creation of a parallel government in the areas he controlled by collecting union groups to sign political statute and constitution last month in Nairobi.

His intention was to show that despite the failure of the battle, it remains a powerful force – and that his desire to take control of the country remains unprofessional.

Sudan people caused the main burden of this fierce civil war, which caused a great death, destruction and violation of human rights to civilians.

The United Nations called the situation in the country as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. More than 12 million people were forced to escape from the houses, and millions are faced with a sharp lack of food, and parts of the country are introduced into hunger.

Khartum is one of the places that are expected to quickly reach the hunger conditions, exposed to the wide robbery of RSF soldiers and restrictions on the Sudanese government. Thus, the change of power in the city may be of great importance for humanitarian conditions.

But for most Sudan residents, this means that it can change little.

According to UN officials, both parties were accused of obstructing emergency assistance, essentially using it as weapons of war. And both were accused of war crimes, although critics have nominated RSF on charges of mass rape and genocide.

The army will hope that the restoration of the Presidential Palace will prove to be a wider final military victory.

But although SAF has an impetus, it is unlikely that any side can achieve a victory that allows them to manage all Sudan, according to a recent report of the international crisis.

However, both sides promised to continue fighting for the rest of the country, and efforts to revive peace talks failed.