Hemedti Promises to Reclaim Khartoum

The article discusses the escalation of the military conflict in Sudan following the defeat of the Rapid Support Forces in large parts of the Kordofan region, with their leader Hamidti vowing to retake Khartoum by force. Hamidti also emphasized the need to settle the fighters' statuses and pay their dues, alongside calling for military discipline. Meanwhile, the Sudanese government insists that negotiation is not an option after the Rapid Support Forces were designated as a terrorist militia, amidst ongoing field developments and advances by the armed forces in other areas. Additionally, Sudanese Sovereign Council Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is scheduled to visit Juba soon. South Sudan continues to rely on Sudanese territory for its oil exports, as the military and political tensions in Sudan remain intense, with fierce fighting ongoing between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.

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