Army revives the President of the Palace in Khartoum with RSF

The Sudanese armies again sent the presidential palace in Khartoum from the rivalry of rapid support forces, military leaders said.

Video and photos posted in the social media and proven BBC -Washi who seized fun soldiers, waving their weapons, cheering and on their knees to pray.

Two years after she was kicked out by paramilitary opponents known as RSF, the army is ready to return control over the capital.

The Varunny group has not yet commented.

Khartum is where the fierce civil war began almost two years ago, and where some of its greatest battles were held.

RSF has occupied most of the capital, as well as west of Sudan since the war.

The return of Khartum will be a huge victory for the Sudanese Armed Forces and the main moment in the conflict. In recent weeks, the army has also reached a profit in parts of Central Sudan.

On Thursday, witnesses reported explosions from drones and air strikes near the Republican Palace.

In the video on Saturday, RSF commander Mohammed Hamdan picked up, known as Hamedti, promised to defend the presidential palace and the surrounding areas under the control of his paratrolar group.

He threatened further attacks in several northern cities.

Several peaceful efforts have fallen apart when the competitor makes the fight to control strategic strategies.

According to the UN, the war has caused the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, both the RSF and the army accused of broad human rights violations.

Additional reporting WYCLIFFE MUIA