US EditionRSF announces new allies, signals advance on Port Sudan
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Anti-aircraft missiles were fired on Saturday in Port Sudan, in the northeastern part of war-torn Sudan, where drones were heard flying earlier, according to eyewitnesses. Since April 2023, an armed conflict has raged in Africa's third-largest country between the Sudanese regular army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitaries. Port Sudan, on the Red Sea coast, where the headquarters of the government close to the military has been moved,…
RSF announces new allies, signals advance on Port Sudan
Abdul Rahim Dagalo, the deputy commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has called upon his forces to advance towards the key Sudanese cities of Al-Ubayyid and Kosti, with the ultimate goal of reaching Port Sudan. Addressing a gathering of his troops, Dagalo said that the RSF is not engaged in the conflict alone, stating that all the forces within their founding alliance are actively fighting alongside them. He specifically named the forces …
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