Sudan-RSF War (Photo Credit- AP)

Sudan Conflict: The war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the opposing Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues. Meanwhile, this war between the two in Sudan has started spreading rapidly in the south-eastern regions of the country in the last few days. Clashes between the two sides are continuing in Sennar State, White Nile State and Blue Nile State, the south-eastern region of Sudan bordering South Sudan.

In this ongoing war between the two sides, RSF has currently captured most of the areas of Sennar state. Also, the opposing Rapid Support Force is using Sennar state as its base camp to advance towards the east and south. At the same time, in response to this, the Sudanese Armed Forces have also started increasing their military power in this area.

RSF brigadier general killed in bombing

In response to the capture of most areas of Sennar state by the opposing Rapid Support Force, the SAF has also deployed a large number of troops in this area. Along with this, the SAF is also continuously carrying out air strikes in this area and has identified the military bases of the RSF and has heavily bombed them.

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At the same time, RSF Brigadier General Abdel Rahman al-Bishi has died in the ongoing bombing by the SAF. Al-Bishi served as the RSF's operational leader for the state of Sennar. The RSF announced the death of al-Bishi in a statement on Saturday. The statement said that al-Bishi was planning to move his troops to the Blue Nile state.

The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) on Saturday expressed deep concern over the escalation of fighting in Sennar state. The WFP said that so far more than 136,000 people have been forced to leave their homes in the ongoing war between the two.