There was a fierce exchange of fire in Khartoum on the eve of Sallah On Tuesday, the RSF attacked military bases in central, northern, an...
There was a fierce exchange of fire in Khartoum on the eve of Sallah
On Tuesday, the RSF attacked military bases in central, northern, and southern Khartoum, according to witnesses.
The conflict escalated in Sudan's capital Khartoum on the eve of Babbar Sallah after the RSF seized control of the city's main police station.
The conflict between the Sudanese army under the leadership of General Abdel Fattah al Burhan and the leader of the RSF Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo is mainly focused on military bases.
Similarly, in western Sudan, the conflict is getting worse in the Darfur region as confirmed by the United Nations.
Since the conflict broke out on April 15, the RSF has set up camps in many residential areas of the capital, where the army is struggling to gain a foothold on the ground despite its strength. by heaven.
At the same time that the RSF is trying to capture all of Khartoum, millions of people are trying to flee despite being put in a difficult position due to the exchange of electricity and the lack of electricity and water at the time of extreme heat.
On Sunday night, the RSF announced that it has seized control of the main police headquarters in the southern corner of Khartoum, which was sanctioned by the United States last year due to human rights violations.
On Tuesday, the RSF attacked military bases in central, northern and southern Khartoum, according to witnesses.
For many Muslims who are struggling to survive during the war, the taste of Sallah lamb that is being slaughtered is something difficult for them.
Mawaheb Omar, a mother of four who refused to leave her home, told AFP that the Eid prayer is a big event in Sudan, it will be "unpleasant", as she will not even be able to buy meat.
Sudan's military chief Burhan made a televised speech on Tuesday announcing the ceasefire agreement on the first day of Eid.
"The planned plan requires everyone to be ready to respond to foreign threats against our country, so we call on every young person who can protect his country not to give up on playing this role, whether from his place of residence or joining the army," as Burhan explained during his speech.
The head of the RSF Dagalo who is also known as Hemetti announced the ceasefire agreement on Tuesday and Wednesday in a voice message after his forces seized control of the main police base in the south of Khartoum where they seized dozens of vehicles and weapons and agitate.
Theft of goods
The United Nations, Norway and the United Kingdom, known as the Troika, on Tuesday condemned the "random human rights violations and abuses through destruction, as well as the systematic treatment of an ethnic group in Darfur," where most of them were killed. more related to the RSF soldiers and their armed allies.
The RSF came from the Janjaweed, which Khartoum brought out to stop the rebel conflict in the Darfur region in 2003, where they were accused of war crimes.
In the current conflict, the RSF is being accused of stealing humanitarian supplies, and entering factories and homes that have been left behind by those who have been forced to flee or have been forcibly seized.
Dagalo responded to the allegations in a voice message that was published online. "RSF will take strict action" against its forces who carried out this terrible violation, according to him.
On Monday, the RSF announced that it has started a trial against some of its soldiers who are on the sidelines and to release some of the 100 prisoners of war from the country's army.
Since the start of this conflict, both sides have repeatedly stated that they have exchanged prisoners with the help of the Red Cross, but they have never disclosed the actual number of those arrested.