The Collapse of the RSF militia

The Citizen

Violent clashes erupt among militias in Bara, killing one of their leaders
Identical sources reported that armed clashes broke out Friday evening among the Rapid Support Forces militia between the so-called “Shuja’an Caravan Group,” affiliated with the deceased Jalha, and elements led by the rebel Abdullah, known as “Al-Na’am,” in the Bara area.
The clashes resulted in the death of the rebel Lieutenant Colonel Saleh Mohammed, a Misseriya, in a development that highlights the extent of the disagreements and divisions within the militia.

Following the clash, the militia members withdrew from Bara, and the market was completely closed, reflecting the chaos plaguing the areas under their control.

Security tension in Umm Sa’una due to a conflict between the mayor and the Rapid Support Forces militia commander

Severe disagreements have erupted in the Umm Sa’una area of ​​the Al-Towisha locality between the mayor, Al-Rabi’ Sharaf Al-Din, and the rebel militia commander, Al-Sadiq Abkar.
The situation erupted after militia members released a number of prisoners in a chaotic manner, sparking widespread anger among residents and widespread discontent, threatening a popular uprising against the militia’s presence in the region.

Armed clashes between militia factions in Bara led to the death of rebel Saleh Mohammed, amidst chaos and a complete withdrawal of the militia from the area.

Internal Collapse in the Rapid Support Forces
The “Shuja’an Caravan” group clashed with the “Abdullah Al-Na’im” faction in Bara. The death of a prominent Misseriya leader reveals the extent of the divisions.

Omdurman
Escalating disputes between the militia withdrawing from Omdurman and the factions stationed in North Kordofan.

Al-Towisha Locality, Umm Sa’una
A fierce conflict erupts between Mayor Al-Rabi’ Sharaf Al-Din and militia leader Al-Sadig Abkar after the release of prisoners. Residents are in a state of widespread anger.

Al-Towisha, North Darfur
The release of prisoners by the militia sparks chaos and tension in Umm Sa’una. The Native Administration threatens escalation.

The militia dismantles areas under its control, witnessing a security collapse and internal conflict. Residents are paying the price.