Sudanese army presses on RSF in North Kordofan
The Sudanese army carried out intensive attacks today, Saturday, in North Kordofan State with the aim of tightening the grip on the Rapid Support Forces. It successfully took control of the strategic city of Umm Si'alah, a key point that hampers the Rapid Support Forces' mobility and opens the way for advances toward the cities of Barra and Jabra al-Sharqi. These operations are part of the army's efforts to expand its control over the entire state, especially following escalated operations in El Obeid, which were met with drone attacks resulting in civilian casualties. The continuation of these advances is expected to shift the balance of power in the region and diminish the Rapid Support Forces' ability to carry out aerial attacks, potentially altering the course of military operations in North Kordofan.
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