Sudan: Army regains control of crucial highway (military sources)
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News Sudan: Army regains control of crucial highway (military sources) Sudan's military chief Gen. It comes after the army’s rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces had been amassing troops around El Obeid for months. The RSF have now been pushed west, off the highway.
- ▪News Sudan: Army regains control of crucial highway (military sources) Sudan's military chief Gen.
- ▪It comes after the army’s rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces had been amassing troops around El Obeid for months.
- ▪The RSF have now been pushed west, off the highway.
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- ▪ Sudan’s army claims control of major highway linking Khartoum and el-Obeid — Al Jazeera English
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 13:01:00 +0000 |
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News Sudan: Army regains control of crucial highway (military sources) Sudan's military chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, center, is greeted by troops as he arrives at the Republican Palace, recently recaptured from RSF, in Khartoum, March 26, 2025 - Copyright © africanews AP Photo By Rédaction Africanews Last updated: 27 minutes ago Abdel Fattah al-Burhan On Monday, two military sources reported that the Sudanese army regained control of a crucial highway linking the country’s capital to the city of El-Obeid. It comes after the army’s rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces had been amassing troops around El Obeid for months. The RSF have now been pushed west, off the highway.
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