US EditionSudan military offensive sparks new fighting in Khartoum as cholera outbreak worsens
- The Sudanese army launched significant artillery and air strikes in Khartoum to regain ground from the Rapid Support Forces , marking the largest operation since the war started 17 months ago.
- The World Health Organization reports at least 20,000 fatalities in Sudan's war, with estimates from US envoy Tom Perriello suggesting up to 150,000 deaths.
- United Nations chief Antonio Guterres expressed concern over the escalating conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan during a recent diplomatic meeting.
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Bombings have been reported. It is the first major offensive in months against the Rapid Support Forces in the Sudanese capital, which they largely control.
In areas of the capital Khartoum controlled by paramilitary forces, against whom it has been fighting a civil war for more than a year
Sudan military offensive sparks new fighting in Khartoum as cholera outbreak worsens – KION546
Associated Press CAIRO (AP) — Officials say new fighting has hit Sudan’s capital as the death toll jumps up from the country’s cholera outbreak. Sudan’s military launched an operation in the early hours of Thursday aimed at taking control of areas in the capital that had been in the hands of its enemy, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, according to Sudanese media. A military spokesman confirmed the operation was underway, but declined to co…
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