Sudanese Army Reclaims Presidential Palace in Khartoum

The recapture marks a symbolic victory in the ongoing conflict, but the RSF retains control over western regions, deepening the country's territorial divide.

The Sudanese Army has recaptured the presidential palace in Khartoum from the RSF, a key symbolic and strategic gain in the nearly two-year conflict.
The RSF has not commented on the loss, while reports indicate over 600 RSF fighters were killed in recent clashes.
The conflict has displaced 12.9 million people, creating the world's largest refugee crisis, with tens of thousands killed and widespread famine reported.
The RSF continues to control significant western territories, including Darfur, and is working to establish a parallel government in these areas.
Despite the Army's gains in Khartoum and surrounding regions, the conflict shows no signs of resolution as both sides remain entrenched in their positions.