Reuters: Shelling, looting in Sudan's capital as military factions battle for eighth week
DUBAI (Reuters) - Shelling hit western areas of Sudan's capital on Monday morning after rival military factions fought through the night, residents said, with reports of deepening lawlessness in Khartoum and in the western region of Darfur.
Fighting between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), who have been battling each other for more than seven weeks, intensified after the expiry late on Saturday of a ceasefire deal brokered by Saudi Arabia and the U.S.
The conflict has uprooted more than 1.2 million people within Sudan and sent about 400,000 fleeing into neighbouring countries, inflicting heavy damage on the capital where remaining residents are at the mercy of battles, air strikes and lawlessness.
Read more ....
Deadly Fighting Escalates In Sudan As Truce Expires
‘Real hell’: Deadly fighting escalates in Sudan as truce expires -- Al Jazeera
Sudan battle rages as Saudi Arabia, US urge new truce talks -- Arab News
As Sudan war rages, country's health system nears breaking point -- ABC News
Sudan war to enter its deadliest phase yet -- Middle East Eye
Sudan’s war is wrecking a lot, including its central bank – a legacy of trailblazing African American economist and banker Andrew Brimmer -- The Conversation
In late April 2023, a video surfaced of a branch of the Central Bank of Sudan in Khartoum on fire. And on May 31, Sudan’s army bombed a central bank printing press to keep opposition forces from printing the money it needs to fund its fight.
ReplyDeleteBrandon could still win me back if he does the same thing as his final act as president.
Your Brandon may be once again the president
ReplyDeleteHe can just say 6 ukies on a raft did it. We’ve already solved these problems.
ReplyDeleteSave the marijuana strains u fakkkazzzz
ReplyDeleteNo money no war hello
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteWhat
ReplyDelete