Sudan's Rapid Support Forces face setback in Khartoum confrontations
Sudan is currently experiencing an ongoing war since April 2023 between the armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces, leading to major humanitarian catastrophes, with around 13 million people displaced and a decline in essential services. On the military front, the joint forces of the rebel movements in Darfur have made military advances, capturing five areas in North Kordofan State and destroying more than 73 vehicles belonging to the Rapid Support Forces, with drone aircraft used to strengthen their capabilities. Politically, discussions have been marked by the Sudanese government's dissatisfaction with American proposals for a 90-day ceasefire, demanding the withdrawal of the Rapid Support Forces from key areas and warning of the potential establishment of separatist zones, while the international community calls for ending the war and achieving justice. The UN envoy expressed frustration over the limited international attention to the humanitarian crisis, emphasizing the need to bolster humanitarian support and end suffering.
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