Renewed military confrontations have erupted between the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces today, Saturday, around the Armored Corps south of Khartoum, the Army’s General Command headquarters to the east, and the Signal Corps in Bahri city.
Witnesses reported that powerful explosions rocked the Sajana and Jabra neighborhoods near the Armored Corps south of the capital, accompanied by thick plumes of smoke.
Moreover, witnesses stated that the army targeted with heavy artillery positions of the Rapid Support Forces in the Al-Souq Al-Arabi area in central Khartoum and in the neighborhoods of Bari, Al-Manshiya, and Al-Taif to the east.
In response, the Rapid Support Forces conducted artillery strikes on the Army’s headquarters east of the capital and the Signal Corps in Bahri city.
Artillery Bombardment in Omdurman
In the city of Omdurman, residents reported hearing intermittent artillery sounds from the Karrari military area to the north of the city. Meanwhile, the situation in the city center, which witnessed fierce battles and ground clashes in the past two days, appeared calm.
The army is attempting to advance from the axes of Wadi Sidna to the north of Omdurman and the Engineers Corps to the south to tighten the siege on the Rapid Support Forces in the city center.
The Chairman of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council and Army Commander, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, affirmed on Friday that the army would fight the Rapid Support Forces “until the end of one side or the other.”
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