Sudanese army tests the Khartoum airport from RSF

The Sudanese army noted the airport in the capital of BBC, the paramilitary RSF, the latest territorial profit in the cruel two-year civil war.

Operating Commander of East Mohamed Abdel Rahman Al-Bilawi, East Mohamed Abdel Rahman, said that the troops could completely clean the rest of RSF fighters until the end of the day.

The army is moving rapidly because he sees the presidential palace and seized government agencies accepted by RSF.

RSF managed the majority of Khartoum since the beginning of the war in April 2023. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed in the country and had to escape from millions of homes.

Earlier, an army spokesman told the BBC, along with Jebel Awliya’s Manshiya’s Manshiya’s Bridge, along with Jebel Awliya’s Jebel Awliya’s Manshiya Bridge.

He said that the army now returned all bridges along the Nile River, which unites three cities.

Residents reports that RSF fighters were pulled south this week, and Jebel Awliya, who could still stay outside the area.

Videos placed on social media, showed some people who celebrated the adventure of the Ordu after describing some people as a cruel RSF occupation of Central Khartoum.

Those who did not want or not separated, the fighters seized the civilians in a row by RSFs in a row.

Khartoum is one of the territories of the country called the United Nations, due to the market and restrictions on which the United Nations are placed in the help of the United Nations.

He also documented legal groups, sexual violence and other abuse documents.

Both RSF and the army are also accused of firing civilian territories without firing.

This week ago, Air Force bombed a market And witnesses said that dozens of civilians were killed.

The government of the military leadership was forced to move to the Red Sea, after the RSF head seized the early office of the war.

Returning Khartoum is a great achievement for the army that can give a strategic advantage in the war.

But the war is far from the end.

RSF still occupies the Darfur region in West Sudan.

Both sides are supported by foreign powers to the country and international efforts have failed for brokerage peace.