Sudanese Army Gains Ground in Khartoum as RSF Tightens Grip on Darfur

The conflict intensifies with key sites reclaimed in the capital, worsening humanitarian conditions, and famine spreading in RSF-controlled regions.

The Sudanese army has reclaimed key sites in Khartoum, including the presidential palace and central bank headquarters, marking significant advances in the capital.
The RSF continues to consolidate control in Darfur, imposing new restrictions on humanitarian aid and attempting to establish a parallel government in the region.
Famine has been confirmed in three displacement camps near al-Fashir, where residents are resorting to eating leaves due to lack of food and aid.
Civilian casualties remain high, with recent RSF shelling killing at least five people at a mosque in eastern Khartoum and displacing thousands more.
Over 12 million people have been displaced by the ongoing conflict, with half of Sudan's population facing acute hunger as aid access remains severely restricted.