War in Sudan: Is the unity of the RSF beginning to crack?
Summary
The Sudanese army has recently taken back several towns in eastern Sudan from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Reports say some RSF commanders are leaving the group, and some fighters have crossed into Ethiopia to escape the fighting.Key Facts
- The Sudanese army has made advances in eastern Sudan.
- Several towns have been recaptured from the RSF.
- Some RSF members have fled across the border into Ethiopia.
- Sources in Darfur report tensions inside the RSF.
- Several RSF commanders have defected in recent weeks.
- The RSF is a paramilitary group involved in the current conflict.
- The situation suggests possible cracks in the unity of the RSF.
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