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Sudan Army Cuts Off West; RSF Weakened
The article discusses the evolution of military operations between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces, focusing on the escalation of attacks on supply routes westward from Kordofan toward Darfur. It highlights the expansion of control over strategic passages, especially between Kordofan and Darfur. The report also points to internal fractures within the Rapid Support Forces, with significant defections among field commanders, reflecting the deterioration of their internal situation and declining resources. As a result, they have become increasingly reliant on aerial operations and drone reconnaissance, which have resulted in casualties and substantial damage. Reports confirm that the current conflict centers around control of key passages and resources, with mounting disputes over influence and funding, all amid a deteriorating supply network. This situation threatens the sustainability of support and the army’s ability to expand its control over western regions, with a potential decisive confrontation emerging in the Wadi and Nuhud fronts, where control over supply lines to Darfur has become increasingly crucial.
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