The battle in Khartoum resumed on the first day of Ramadan

, the battle between the army and the rapid reaction forces resumed on the first day of the holy month of Ramadan in Khartoum (the capital), Omdurman (west of Khartoum) and Bahri (the north of the capital), and the army attacked the positions of the rapid reaction forces in the southern and eastern neighborhoods. Khartoum attacked areas north of the city of “Bahri”. They clashed heavily with each other and the sound of shooting and exchange of fire could be heard. In the northern areas of Bahri city, they killed a number of rapid reaction forces and destroyed their 7 armored vehicles and two fuel tankers.

According to the Sudan Tribune newspaper, this statement states: The army seized a number of vehicles equipped with Doshka machine guns along with several motorcycles from the rapid reaction forces.

The Sudanese army published photos on a news site in cyberspace that showed the army forces are stationed at the entrance of Omdurman city and are advancing towards the east of this city and have increased their pressure against the rapid reaction forces to In this way, they can drive them out of the building of Sudan Radio and Television. treated and shelled different neighborhoods of Khartoum. The control of the rapid reaction forces

The rapid reaction forces have not shown any reaction regarding this army statement.

Last Friday, the Security Council issued a resolution asking the Sudanese army and rapid response forces to stop fighting in this country on the occasion of the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan.

Before issuing this resolution, regional institutions and a number of African countries had asked both sides of the war to turn off their weapons during the month of Ramadan, so that in its shadow, Aid organizations can provide their services to Sudanese citizens.

From April 26, when the battle between the army and the rapid response forces started. More than 13,000 Sudanese citizens have lost their lives and more than 7,500,000 people inside and 1,500,000 Sudanese have become refugees abroad, while more than 70% of hospitals in Khartoum and other battlefields are out of service. Information has been released, and according to the report of the United Nations, about 25 million Sudanese are facing the risk of hunger and food insecurity.

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