RSF fully pushed out of Khartoum, the army says

A group of paramuliar support (RSF), which was engaged in a two -year war with the Sudan army, was completely emerged from the state of Khartoum, the military said.

“Khartum’s state does not contain the rebels completely,” a statement by the Sudan Army said.

The announcement takes place almost two months after the military was restored by Khartum Siti – including the Presidential Palace – from his opponents in the Great Victory.

Earlier on Tuesday, fighting flared between warring groups in Omdurman, which is also located in Khartoum and part of the capital region.

On Monday, the army stated that Omdurman had launched a “large -scale offensive”, according to the AFP news agency.

RSF has not yet commented on the latest army claim.

Khartoum was once at the heart of the Sudan government, but the country’s military leaders were forced to move to the east to the port -Sudan after their opponents took control of the area.

However, until recently, Port -Sudan viewed as relatively safe It was in the center of the fights’ escalation When he came under a drone attack earlier this month, the army was accused of RSF.

The attacks came to the key infrastructure and led to a lack of water and worsen the shutdown.

The war also had diplomatic reverb, and relations between Sudan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Once Sudan accused the Persian Gulf of RSF supportWhat he denies.

These allegations continued on Tuesday, and Sudan said the UAE was responsible for the attack on the port -barture earlier this month, Reuters reports.

The UAE strongly denied the allegations by calling them “unjustified allegations”.

Ever since the civil war broke out three years ago, thousands of people died, and millions were moved from their homes – creating the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

Both the army and the RSF were accused of war crimes they denied.