The Sudanese army managed to take control of the headquarters of the Rapid Reaction Force in the city of Kassala, the source said.
Fighting in Sudan between the army and the Rapid Reaction Force (RSF) has killed at least 56 people. This was reported by Al-Jazeera TV channel with reference to the Central Committee of Doctors of the country on Saturday, April 16.
“The number of dead in the clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces rose to 56, and the number of wounded to 595,” the statement said.
Also, a military source said that the Sudanese army managed to control the headquarters of the Rapid Reaction Forces in the city of Kassala.
The Rapid Reaction Forces said they were allegedly attacked by foreign aircraft in the city of Port Sudan. They warned of the consequences of any foreign intervention.
Recall that on the eve of clashes between the army and the Rapid Reaction Forces broke out in the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, and in many other cities. Shortly after that, it became known about an attempted military coup in Sudan.
Initially, 25 dead and 183 injured were reported in Sudan.
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Source: korrespondent
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