The Sudanese Army has taken control of the Presidential Palace and other state buildings, including the former Central Bank building in central Khartoum, with fighting against the Rapid Support Forces terrorists still ongoing as of early this morning. The Sudanese Army have been registering regular victories against the RSF across the country as they pushed the RSF terrorists out of Khartoum, and capturing most of the capital city.
While the RSF has been losing its control over many territories in Sudan, its backers and allies are increasingly trying to salvage the genocidal organisation. Kenya recently declared its intention to recognise the RSF as a parallel government along with the official Sudanese government: a decision which was rejected by the US, and ignored by most African and European states. Sudanese Army Commander and de-facto President, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said that they will continue fighting the RSF and the Sudanese Army won’t stop until all of the country is liberated. The Sudanese government has also filed a complaint at the International Criminal Court of Justice against the United Araba Emirates for supporting the RSF and facilitating genocide.
The RSF are retaliating for their losses in their customary manner by committing massacres on civilians including by raping many women and looting private property. RSF massacres are currently being reported in Almalha, in North Darfur and other towns and villages.
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