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Sudanese Military Breaks RSF Siege, Restores Vital Access

1/27/2026

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Summary

Story summary

The Sudanese military reportedly broke the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) siege of Dilling in Kordofan, restoring access to the town.
The army says access to supply lines could deliver medical supplies and food.
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has sought regional support after meeting Qatar's Emir.
RSF has shifted focus to Kordofan and el-Fasher amid reports of abuses.
The United Nations indicates over 65,000 people have fled Kordofan since October.

History

Historical Context

The Sudanese Civil War intensified in 2019 after the ousting of President Omar al-Bashir, leading to severe humanitarian crises and over 65,000 people fleeing conflict zones. General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's military actions against the Rapid Support Forces in Kordofan illustrate ongoing power struggles. This conflict continues to destabilize Sudan, impacting governance and necessitating international intervention.

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Story summary

The Sudanese military reportedly broke the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) siege of Dilling in Kordofan, restoring access to the town.
The army says access to supply lines could deliver medical supplies and food.
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has sought regional support after meeting Qatar's Emir.
RSF has shifted focus to Kordofan and el-Fasher amid reports of abuses.
The United Nations indicates over 65,000 people have fled Kordofan since October.

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