The Sudanese army on Thursday recaptured two areas, including a strategic military base, in the Blue Nile region following clashes with paramilitary forces, Sudanese media reported. According to the daily Sudan Tribune, the army and its allied forces regained control of the Bakori military base, southeast of Damazin, the regional capital, on Thursday morning. An alliance of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North seized the strategic Bakori and Sarkam bases in late August in the Qeisan and Kurmuk localities, respectively, the news portal said. READ: UN warns Sudan conflict shows no sign of easing, urges parties to pursue peace Bakori, located about 70 kilometers (43 miles) east of Damazin, serves as the headquarters of the […]
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