Sudanese Army Retakes Presidential Palace as Horror Stories Emerge From RSF Control
Sudanese government forces have retaken the presidential palace in central Khartoum. Those who have escaped the capital describe widespread violence, lawlessness, and murder during the rule of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). According to escapees, disturbing reports are now emerging of the RSF’s brutal reign in the capital.
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Sudan war at 'turning point' but no end in sight: analystsSudan's army has recaptured the presidential palace from rival paramilitaries and is pushing ahead to wrest full control of ...
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