RSF Commander Acknowledges Withdrawal from Sudan’s Capital Khartoum

The RSF commander acknowledged the withdrawal of his forces from Khartoum, after the rival army took control. This comes three days after the RSF declared there would be no retreat amidst a two-year conflict, while the army announced the capital was now free of paramilitary presence.

The commander of the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, recently acknowledged that his troops have withdrawn from the capital city of Khartoum. During a speech to his fighters, he made this admission after the rival military claimed control of the city.

This statement came just three days following a strong declaration from the RSF, which emphasized there would be “no retreat and no surrender.” After nearly two years of conflict, the Sudanese army publicly announced that Khartoum was now “free” of paramilitary presence as of Thursday.

In conclusion, the recent admission by RSF commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo illustrates a significant shift in the power dynamics within Khartoum. Despite a previous firm stance against retreat, the current developments suggest a reconfiguration of military control in Sudan’s capital, following extensive conflict over an extended period.

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