Sudanese Military Strengthens Control in Khartoum After Key Victories
The Sudanese military has retaken the Republican Palace and key government buildings in Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF),...
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The Sniper’s Nest: A Glimpse into Sudan’s Civil Conflict
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Sudan’s Military Claims Retaking of Republican Palace Amid Ongoing Instability
Sudan's military reports the recapture of the Republican Palace in Khartoum amid ongoing instability since the 2019 uprising. This development...
