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Sudan Clashes between the army and paramilitary forces continue in the surrounding areas including the capital Khartoum. In which three people have died so far. There is also news of many people getting injured in this struggle. There is also news that a Saudi Arabian plane was shot down in the conflict.
Dozens of people were injured in the firing
Apart from the central areas of the capital, the sound of gunfire was also heard in the neighboring town of Bahri. The Sudan Doctors’ Committee said in a statement that two civilians were killed at the airport here, while another person was shot dead in the northern Kordofan city. However, no clear information was shared about how the two people died at the airport. The group said dozens of people across the country have also been injured due to the clashes, many of whom are in critical condition.
The conflict between the RSF and the army continues for months
Tension between the paramilitary force known as the ‘Rapid Support Force’ (RSF) and the army has escalated in recent months, leading to the signing of an internationally backed accord between political parties to restore democracy in the country. is getting delayed. The RSF alleged that the army attacked the force’s base in south Khartoum. The army has taken full control of the city’s airport and the country’s presidential palace.
RSF claims, captured airport and military base
The RSF also claimed to have seized an airport and military base in Merowe, a city some 350 km northwest of Khartoum. At the same time, the Sudanese army said that the conflict started when RSF soldiers tried to attack the army in the southern part of the capital.
Saudi Arabia claimed that its plane was shot down
An army official said the fighter jets took off from a military base and attacked RSF positions in and around Khartoum. Saudi Arabia’s national airline said that all its flights have been suspended after one of its aircraft, the Airbus A330, was hit by the accident. In a video that surfaced, a plane can be seen on fire at Khartoum International Airport amid clashes. Significantly, the Sudanese army seized power in a coup in October 2021 and since then has been running the country through a sovereign council.
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