Sudanese army recovers RSF weapons
The fighting fronts in Sudan have seen escalating military activity since the start of the conflict in April 2023. The Sudanese army conducted night-time military operations in the North Kordofan area, resulting in the seizure of a large arsenal of weapons and ammunition exceeding 1,300 tons, aimed at strengthening field control and pursuing sources of military supplies. In contrast, allied forces supporting the army, led by the Rapid Support Forces, made advances in West Darfur, during which one of their top field commanders, Major General Mahdi Jabal Moun, was killed in intense clashes in the Al-Jazeera region. Additionally, Rapid Support Forces Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as "Hemedti," launched a broad tribal mobilization campaign in Darfur under the slogan "Fak Risan" ("Loosen the Reins") to gather fighters and mobilize them toward the fronts, especially in the direction of Khartoum and Kordofan, in an effort to reinforce his forces after recent losses. Areas in Kordofan, which connect Darfur to the capital Khartoum and serve as a strategic hub, have witnessed setbacks for the Rapid Support Forces amid progress by the Sudanese army. Clashes continue in several regions, causing significant losses on both sides. The region's strategic importance in the military movement stems from its geographical location, as it is a major transit route for troop movements and supply lines amid the ongoing conflict, which has displaced approximately 12 million people since its outbreak and resulted in the deaths and injuries of tens of thousands. Regional and international efforts are ongoing to reach a political solution.
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