Sudan's paramilitary RSF advances, seeks to cement control

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SaltWire's Atlantic regional weather forecast for October 18, 2023 | SaltWireCAIRO - The paramilitaries fighting the Sudanese army over the past six months have advanced and sought to consolidate their reach in the capital in recent weeks, eyewitnesses told Reuters.

The RSF quickly controlled the capital and residents have accused it of looting and occupying homes. The army, which has maintained control of its bases, has launched major airstrikes and artillery fire. "The attack was so strong that the army soldiers finished their ammunition and had to run back to their base," said Amna, one of those who fled.

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