Sudanese Air Force Destroys Dozens of RSF Combat Vehicles in Southern Blue Nile
The Sudanese Air Force has carried out a series of concentrated and precision airstrikes targeting military movements and large gatherings of the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia along the southern Blue Nile front.
Consistent field sources confirmed that the airstrikes destroyed more than 40 combat vehicles, along with their weapons, military equipment and heavy armaments. The strikes also inflicted heavy casualties among RSF fighters, leaving some dead and others wounded, and completely crippling the group’s offensive and operational capabilities along this strategic front.
According to the sources, the intensive air operations are part of military plans aimed at cutting off RSF supply lines, securing the region’s borders, and preventing any attempts to infiltrate or attack safe areas. Intelligence and security agencies continue to closely monitor and track enemy movements.