Sudan Army and RSF Pluid attacks throughout the war -torn nation Sudan war news

Port Sudan, Al -Khar, West Kordovan, and West Darfur witnessed a violent fight.

Multiple attacks by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the semi -military rapid support forces (RSF) have set different locations throughout the country now in its third year of a Civil war.

At least nine civilians were killed, including four children, and seven were injured in Sunday attacks by RSF in the Persians, the capital of Northern Darfur State in western Sudan, according to the Sudanese army.

During the city’s survey, SAF killed six RSF members and destroyed three combat vehicles, according to the statement. There was no immediate comment from the RSF in the army report.

Chen is the last main city that SAF keeps in Darfur. For more than a year, RSF sought to take control of it, which is located more than 800 km (500 miles) southwest of the capital, Khartoum, from SAF, launched regular attacks on the city and two main camps to starvate the people displaced on its suburbs.

Meanwhile, the Civil Defense Forces of Sudan announced on Sunday that they enjoy full control of fires that broke out in the main fuel depot and other strategic locations in Port Sudan, the headquarters of the government -backed government, which was subjected to daily unmanned unmanned attacks on RSF during the past week.

The fires caused by a The drone drone on the fuel warehouse “The fuel -filled warehouses,” said the authorities who contain the Sudanese army on Monday.

The city of the Red Sea port was seen as a safe haven from the devastating conflict for two years between SAF and RSF before the start of drones on May 4.

The attacks have harmed many major facilities, including the only international airport in the country, the largest fuel depot and the city’s main power plant.

On Tuesday, the Sudanese authorities accused RSF of being behind drones. RSF did not comment on allegations.

Port Sudan is the main entry point for humanitarian assistance in Sudan. His spokesman said that the United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres warned that the attacks “threaten to increase humanitarian needs and increase the complexity of aid in the country.”

The Sudan Army fired air strikes at RSF in Al -Khawy, West Kurdofin and West Darfur, late on Saturday. Al -Khoy was arrested by RSF last week.

Sudanese activists and accounts shared a video clip on the social media that showcased the Sudanese army and their allied forces with them that they have regained control of Al -Khawy after battles with RSF on Sunday, according to the fact -defining agency on the island.

The witnesses also reported the drone strikes on Sunday, and targeting the airport in Abra, a city in the northern river of the River.

RSF SAF has been fighting to control Sudan since April 2023. The civil war has killed more than 20,000 people, uprooted 15 million people and created what the United Nations considers the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.