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Blue Nile Supply Battle
Airstrikes on Rapid Support Forces (RSF) positions in Sali and Bakori in the Blue Nile region have intensified fighting along the Damazin–Kurmuk road, an important route for troops and supplies near the Ethiopian border. Images analyzed by Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab showed the RSF and its ally, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement–North, in control of Sali in early November, as well as fortifications along roads to Kurmuk and cargo and vehicle activity at Ethiopia’s Assosa base. Researchers said the activity could be consistent with logistical support, while Addis Ababa denies backing the RSF. The escalation coincided with the appointment of Major General Abdelmonem Abdelbasit as commander of the 4th Infantry Division and mounting humanitarian pressure in Damazin, where about 823 new shelters and queues at seven fuel stations were recorded.
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