Sudanese Army Deploys Major Reinforcements to Blue Nile Region
KHARTOUM (Sudanese Echoes) – The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have deployed special forces, units of the Joint Force and Sudan Shield Forces, as well as troops from the Second Elite Brigade for Counterintelligence and Counterterrorism, to the southern Blue Nile front, as part of efforts to strengthen security and stability and counter the movements of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia and its allies in the area.
According to military sources, the Al-Naba Al-Yaqeen mobile force and the Fourth Infantry Division inflicted heavy losses on mercenaries of the Al-Dagalo militia during recent clashes.
A military source told Shahid Ayan that the situation remains under the control of the Sudanese Armed Forces, reassuring citizens that the coming days will bring good news and positive developments on the battlefield, Allah willing. The source concluded by saying: “Victory from Allah and a near conquest.”
Meanwhile, reliable military sources told Al-Onwan 24 on Saturday that the new reinforcements included advanced combat units equipped with sophisticated ground and aerial surveillance devices, as well as modern electronic jamming systems described as the latest of their kind in the current course of the fighting.
According to the sources, supplying the Blue Nile front with advanced surveillance and jamming equipment is primarily intended to disrupt the communications capabilities of the rebel Rapid Support Forces militia and neutralise its drone capabilities. The measures are also aimed at securing the region’s borders and vital strategic areas against any infiltration or security breaches.