Fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces has intensified in Khartoum, particularly in the Al-Jili area, leading to significant control shifts in the capital. The Sudanese army has reportedly strengthened its hold over central Khartoum, conducting heavy air strikes and advancing towards key strategic locations. Observers note that the army's recent large-scale offensive, launched on September 26, was well-planned and aimed at consolidating control over the three cities that comprise the capital.
- The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to rising tensions and humanitarian concerns as civilians are caught in the crossfire. Reports of smoke and fires in Khartoum highlight the dire situation on the ground, prompting calls for international intervention and support for those affected by the violence. As the Sudanese army continues its military operations, the Rapid Support Forces are reportedly facing significant challenges in maintaining their positions, leading to fears of escalating violence in the region.
