The Sudan Army takes control of the central bank amid fixed gains in Khartoum Sudan war news

The bank’s seizure comes a day after the Sudanese army celebrated the seizure of the presidential palace.

The Sudanese army claims that it has taken control of the headquarters of the country’s central bank of the RSF, as it continues to make progress in the capital.

In a statement to the news agency, Nabil Abdullah, a spokesman for the news agency, told AFP on Saturday that the soldiers “removed hundreds of militia members who tried to escape through pockets in the center of Khartoum.”

The acquisition of the bank comes a day after the army took control of Ali Presidential Palace In a great military victory.

But RSF took to the acquisition on Friday with a drone attack that killed three journalists and many members of the army.

Army sources told AFP that RSF fighters on Friday fled to the buildings in Mujerran, which is the western banking area in the palace and the business headquarters.

In the area, the paramilitary forces deployed snipers on high ends overlooking the city of Omdorman via the Nile and ministries in central Khartoum.

However, the battle for the government and the financial zone can enhance the army’s grip on the capital and give it a great advantage in the conflict.

Hiba Morgan of Al -Jazeera, which is backed by Khartoum, said the army has been “fixed gains” in the past few months.

Morgan said: “They were taking from the rapid support forces in the northern part of the capital, in the eastern part of the capital, but there are still areas where RSF is located specifically around the western part of the country.”

“Effectively, as this Sudan is now left divided into two parts, where the army controls the east, north and the southeast parts, and RSF controls the western and southwestern parts of the country,” she added.

Since April 2023, the army, led by the army commander, Abdul -Fateh Al -Bouran, was in constant conflict with RSF, headed by the former deputy commander of Brayhan, Muhammad Hamdan Daglo.

But the two -year conflict left the country in a A deep humanitarian crisis, With tens of thousands of people were killed and more than 12 million people were increased.