Tasis Alliance Changes Sudan Battlelines
The "Tasis" alliance, composed of the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North led by Abdel Aziz Al-Hilu, has achieved significant territorial advances in the Blue Nile and Kordofan regions. They have taken control of the towns of Karmuk and Qaysan, as well as strategic positions along the road leading to Dalandazeen, including sites near the city of El Obeid in North Kordofan. This progress represents a major escalation, exerting pressure on the Sudanese army's supply lines and increasing the potential for expanding military operations. The Rapid Support Forces captured Karmuk and Qaysan after battles with the army, resulting in prisoners and damage to military sites. Videos showing captured soldiers have been released, according to reports. The forces continue to advance toward Dalandazeen and currently control areas approximately 100 kilometers from it, amid ongoing clashes. These regions—Karmuk and Qaysan—hold strategic military importance due to their proximity to the Ethiopian border and supply routes, threatening the Sudanese army's logistics and complicating defenses in the area. In Kordofan, the alliance forces have taken control of significant locations between El Obeid and the main roads leading to it, boosting their ability to hinder the movement and supply of the army. These developments come amid escalating fighting and troop mobilizations between the two sides, which could expand the scope of the conflict, increase displacement, and worsen humanitarian conditions, with the routes for humanitarian aid also under threat.
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