Tag: Khartoum
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UAE drones strike Khartoum’s International Airport in Sudan
Drones supplied to the Rapid Support Forces by the United Arab Emirates have struck Khartoum’s International Airport and other sites in the city belonging to the military as of yesterday morning. The Sudanese government is accusing Ethiopia of its involvement in the attack and said that drones flew from Ethiopia’s Bahir Dar airport that is…
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Sudan’s national government returns to Khartoum as war rages in Darfur
The Sudanese national government has returned to Khartoum in an official ceremony at lend of last week after three years in Port Sudan. The Sudanese national government had to move its operations in Port Sudan after the capital city was taken over by the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces. The Sudanese Armed Forces liberated the capital…
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Sudanese Army takes over Presidential Palace, Central Bank, and other state buildings in Khartoum
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…
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Sudanese residents of Khartoum celebrate the liberation of the city: RSF gets hammered
Residents of the Sudanese capital of Khartoum are celebrating the liberation of their city by the Sudanese Armed Forces. The battle for Khartoum intensified last year, but now, multiple battles are currently taking place against the Rapid Support Forces on the outskirts of the city to fully regain control of the country’s capital. The Sudanese…
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Rapid Support Forces keep losing territory in Sudan: Al-Fashir residents thank Khalifa Haftar for the trucks they captured
Earlier this week, the Sudanese Armed Forces recaptured more territory from the Rapid Support Forces (Janjaweed) including Omdurman, east of Khartoum, Bahri and the Al-Jili oil refinery around Khartoum. The RSF set fire to the oil-refinery before they retreated. Meanwhile, attacks by the Rapid Support Forces against the city of Al-Fashir have failed once again,…
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Rapid Support Forces kidnap, torture and murder popular children’s doctor in Khartoum
A popular children’s doctor in Sudan was abducted, tortured, and murdered by the Rapid Support Forces as the genocidal militia escalates its violence against civilians in response to military setbacks. Professor Al-Tahir Madani Al-Shabli, a pediatric and neonatology consultant was murdered after he was kidnapped from his home in the Al-Maamoura neighborhood in Kharthoum. The…
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Celebrations are ongoing in Sudan as the army keeps advancing against the RSF
The United Arab Emirates has issued a statement condemning the bombing by the Sudanese Army of its ambassadorial residence in the capital of Khartoum. The current temporary capital of Sudan is Port Sudan as the Sudanese Army is fighting for the control of the capital, Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces. The UAE, which supports…
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Celebrations across Sudan as the Sudanese Army pushes back against the RSF in various fronts
The Sudanese Army is continuing its major offensive against the Rapid Support Forces on at least eight different directions including in the South of Khartoum. The Sudanese Army registered victories in Omdurman and Bahri in the East of Khartoum and has now crossed the Nile river south of the city where battle against the RSF…
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Sudanese Army begins major offensive against the RSF: Khartoum University liberated
The Sudanese Army has begun a major offensive against the Rapid Support Forces (Janjaweed militias) in the capital city of Khartoum. The offensive focused in the southern parts of the city which were occupied by the RSF with the Sudanese Army reporting its success in repelling its enemy. Many parts of the city, including the…
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Wagner Group backed Sudanese paramilitaries renew the civil war in Sudan
The Wagner Group and Russian-backed Sudanese paramilitaries, the Rapid Support Forces, have broken a ceasefire with the government and renewed the civil war. The RSF is also backed by the United Arab Emirates and Khalifa Haftar while the government is backed by Egypt. They were preceded by the Janjaweed Militias who committed war crimes in…


