🔴 A powerful paramilitary group in Sudan claims to have taken control of the presidential palace, the army chief’s residence and the country’s main airport
claims to have taken control of the presidential palace, the army chief’s residence and the country’s main airport, as a power struggle dramatically intensifies.
The RSF claims to have seized control of Khartoum International Airport, as well as airports in the northern city of Merowe and the western city of El-Obeid.
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