Sudanese Military Claims Victory Over RSF

The Sudanese military announced it has expelled the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) from the Khartoum region after intense clashes. 

This development marks a significant shift in Sudan’s ongoing civil conflict, which has displaced millions and destabilized the region. 

The military’s statement claims strategic control over key areas, though independent verification is limited due to restricted access. 

The RSF, a paramilitary group, has been a major player in the power struggle since the 2021 coup. Civilian casualties and infrastructure damage are widespread, with humanitarian organizations warning of a deepening crisis. 

Food insecurity and lack of medical supplies are critical issues, with the UN estimating millions face starvation. 

The military’s advance may alter the dynamics of peace negotiations, though no formal talks are confirmed. 

Regional actors, including Egypt and the UAE, are closely monitoring the situation, with potential implications for Sudan’s stability and neighboring countries.