On Sunday, Sudan’s army laid siege over the important city over a year, restored access to a strategic region in the south-central region and a non-group group, broke the important supply routes in a war of about two years against the authorities Gave. Said.
The army kicked the rapid support forces from its last stronghold in the White Nile province to the infamous group, military spokesperson Brigadier, Brigadier.
Sudan was immersed in anarchy in April last year, reducing tension between military and RSF, exploding in an open war across the country.
The battle that ruins the capital, Khartum, and other urban areas has been marked by atrocities, including large -scale rape and ethnicly motivated murders, which for crimes against war crimes and humanity, of the United Nations According, there are especially in the western region of Darfur and the International Rights Group.
Spokesperson, Abdullah said that at Al-Yad Axis, military troops managed to reopen the road to the city of Obid and broke the RSF siege over the city that serves as the provincial capital of North Cordophen province. The city hosted a huge airbase and the 5th Infantry Division of the Army which is known as Hagna.
A commercial and transport hub, the provincial capital of the Obid South Darf province, is located on a railway connecting Khartum to Nyla. It was defined by RSF since the onset of the ongoing conflict in April 2023.
Finance Minister Jibril Ibrahim gave the progress of the army in Obid as “large-scale steps” as “large-scale steps”, Al-Fashar, raising at the capital of North Darfur province as well as providing humanitarian assistance in the coordophan region Asked to do.
Sunday’s RSF defeat was the latest in a series of failures for the notorious group that began in September when the Army had a great Khartum region – Khatum and its two sisters, Omdurman of cities and Omdurman and Kharam North, or a objective with the aim of re -achieving deaf Was started.
The army has since captured the strategic area including its own headquarters and is now close to the Republican Palace, which RSF fighters have killed military chief General Abdel-Fatta Burhan in the first hours of the war tried.
RSF has faced many battlefield failures elsewhere in the country. It lost control of the city of Vad Madani and other areas of the province, the capital of Getra province. The army acquired control of the country’s largest oil refinery.
Vikas on the ground has given the army upper hand in war, which is coming near the 2 -year mark with no peaceful disposal on the horizon. International arbitration effort and pressure strategy, including an American assessment, has not struggled the genocide behind the RSF and its screen.
The RSF and his colleagues meanwhile signed a charter, which paved the way for a parallel government to challenge the military -backed administration. The move has expressed concern about the possible division of the country.
Cholera is spreading in another city
According to health officials in Cholera province, the White Nile has spread to the provincial capital Rabak of the province. The Health Ministry said that the disease said that the Health Ministry reached Rabak, another white Nile city.
According to the Ministry of Health, a total of 68 people died of cholera in both cities between Thursday and Sunday. More than 1,860 others were detected the disease, it said.
According to the ministry, an anti-callra vaccination campaign in Costi and Rabak has reached 67% of its target people in the last two days.
The Ministry of Health said that after the facility of coasty water supply during an RSF attack, the cost of water supply of the costi was mainly convicted for outbreak on contaminated drinking water. This facility was later decided as part of the government’s efforts to fight the disease.
Cholera is a highly infectious disease that causes diarrhea that leads to severe dehydration and cannot be treated immediately according to the World Health Organization. It is transmitted through contaminated food or water intestines.
The outbreak of cholera in Sudan is not uncommon. The disease killed more than 600 and made more than 21,000 others sick in Sudan between July and October last year, mostly reported from the struggle in the eastern Ares of the country.
