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- Sudan’s army said it had regained full control of the Al Sadarat highway linking Khartoum with El Obeid.
- The army said the recapture followed two days of fighting with the Rapid Support Forces.
- El Obeid has remained under siege by the Rapid Support Forces, with about 500,000 people reportedly trapped there.
- The army reported recapturing Um Qurfa and Jarigakh, and said opposing forces suffered heavy casualties and equipment losses without giving figures.
- The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in El Obeid, while the World Health Organization estimates Sudan’s conflict has killed 40,000 people.
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Sudan’s army said it had regained full control of the Al Sadarat highway linking Khartoum and El Obeid.
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The Sudanese army said Sunday that it had retaken the Al Sadarat highway and nearby areas following two days of battles with the RSF.
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