SAF Tighten Its Siege on the Militia in Khartoum

Sources reported that the Sudanese army has strengthened its control over sites in the center of the capital, at a time when battles have intensified between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Militia in the northern Al-Jaili area.

The sources indicate that the Sudanese army has strengthened its control over sites in the center of the capital, Khartoum, with renewed clashes between its forces and the Rapid Support since the dawn of Saturday, September 28

Field military sources told Al Jazeera Net that the Sudanese army continued its advance in the center of the capital, Khartoum, with military reinforcements for the army across the White Nile Bridge.
Sudanese army forces control the Al-Muqran area as they advance eastward towards the Friendship Hall, and southward towards the strategic areas southeast of the stadium tunnel in the center of the capital.

The Sudanese army launched intensive air strikes on militia sites south of Khartoum.
Observers in Sudan agreed that the attack had the necessary success factors and was skillfully planned – according to experts – with the aim of controlling the capital and its three cities.
The army forces were stationed in the locations designated for them, while the Rapid Support Forces failed to repel them behind the three bridges in Omdurman, and suffered heavy human and material losses.
Al Jazeera’s correspondent said that the Sudanese army succeeded in cutting off support for the Rapid Support Forces militia through the intensive flights of its aircraft in the skies of the three cities of the capital.