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The Sudanese army said on Thursday that it had taken control of 11 areas in North Kordofan state following fighting with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). In a statement, the army identified the areas as Kajmar, Sharshar, Al-Buniya Al-Kariniya, Al-Qulai’at, Awlad Hazma, Maqouldat, Rishan, Al-Qa’a, Ghabat Al-Laqad, Al-Kukaiti, and the area surrounding Al-Mazroub. The military said the advances followed intense fighting with the RSF and claimed to have inflicted significant losses on the paramilitary force before pursuing its fighters westward toward the outskirts of Darfur. The army also said it had conducted extensive operations in areas west of El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan. It said military operations would continue as part of its campaign to restore government […]
