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Kordofan toughens stance on RSF
The article discusses the developments in Sudan, where the Sudanese army and the joint armed forces have made a modest advance by seizing control of the city of Sudri in North Kordofan. This city is strategic, as it connects Kordofan to Darfur and holds significant strategic importance. This comes amidst an escalation in military actions using drones to target supply lines and vital facilities, along with an increase in displacement, with more than 55,000 Sudanese fleeing to Chad since the beginning of the year. There has also been a political escalation by Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, who affirmed the continuation of military operations until the rebellion is ended, despite international pressure and restrictions on visas. Additionally, controlling Sudri helps bolster the army's position and expand its influence at the expense of the Rapid Support Forces, amid ongoing clashes and mutual shelling.
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