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Rapid Support Forces rely on violence in Kordofan
The article addresses the on-the-ground and political developments in Sudan, where the Sudanese army was able to retake the strategic town of al-Kermak on the border with Ethiopia after a battle that lasted more than six hours. Meanwhile, attacks on other areas, such as North Kordofan, are increasing, with civilians targeted and principles of humanitarian law violated. The government also reveals a secret diplomatic track with the United States regarding accusations of chemical weapon use, while Washington refuses to provide evidence, amid new American sanctions. The article focuses on the army's efforts to defend sovereignty, the escalation of military confrontations, and international diplomatic tensions related to the situation in Sudan.
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