The Sudanese army has taken back control of Khartoum airport from paramilitary forces, amid significant violence and civilian displacement since April 2023. The military’s recent gains include surrounding RSF positions while facing accusations of rights abuses and ongoing unrest. The UN has raised alarms regarding attacks on civilians during the conflict.
The Sudanese army has declared the recapture of Khartoum airport from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), marking a significant development in ongoing conflicts. Spokesman Nabil Abdallah confirmed the airport was fully secured, with the army surrounding RSF positions south of Khartoum. This progress follows a deadly airstrike that reportedly killed at least 270 people in Darfur.
The recapture of Khartoum airport underscores the army’s recent advances against the RSF since April 2023. Despite heavy civilian casualties and displacement, the army appears poised to secure control of the capital. Continued reports of violence and human rights abuses emphasize the dire conditions faced by Sudanese civilians amidst ongoing conflict.
Original Source: www.rfi.fr
