Sudanese Military Secures Key Buildings in Khartoum, Tightening Control Over Capital

The army's recent victories, including retaking the Republican Palace, mark a significant shift in the conflict, but the RSF retains control in Darfur and other regions.

• Sudan’s military has reclaimed the Republican Palace, National Intelligence Service headquarters, Central Bank, and other strategic sites in Khartoum from the RSF.
• A drone attack on the Republican Palace, allegedly by the RSF, killed two journalists, a driver, and a military media officer.
• The RSF continues to hold territory in Darfur and other areas, with analysts predicting the conflict may transition into an insurgency.
• The war has caused over 28,000 deaths, displaced millions, and led to severe famine, with atrocities such as mass rape and ethnically motivated killings reported, particularly in Darfur.
• The military is expected to target remaining RSF strongholds, including the Khartoum International Airport, as part of its campaign to consolidate control.

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