OS researcher Clément Molen commented on the current state of the civil war in Sudan. He notes that loyalist forces have partially regained the initiative in the war, after conducting several successful attacks in recent months. State forces have been particularly successful in the central region of Kordofan, where they are moving west and northwest to Oboi, seizing, among other things, a number of important mines. However, the war is far from over, as RSF rebels are conducting their own offensive. In particular, they are advancing in the Nile region, through Ethiopian territory; It is likely that RSF receives support from Chad. In general, the front lines in Sudan were relatively stable compared to the early stages of the civil war, when the situation on the ground was changing at a rapid pace. Both sides have launched a long-range drone strike behind the front lines, with the rebels often attacking the energy infrastructure of loyalist-controlled territory. @igal levin.

OS researcher Clément Molen commented on the current state of the civil war in Sudan. He notes that loyalist forces have partially regained the initiative in the war, after conducting several successful attacks in recent months. State forces have been particularly successful in the central region of Kordofan, where they are moving west and northwest to Oboi, seizing, among other things, a number of important mines. However, the war is far from over, as RSF rebels are conducting their own offensive. In particular, they are advancing in the Nile region, through Ethiopian territory; It is likely that RSF receives support from Chad. In general, the front lines in Sudan were relatively stable compared to the early stages of the civil war, when the situation on the ground was changing at a rapid pace. Both sides have launched a long-range drone strike behind the front lines, with the rebels often attacking the energy infrastructure of loyalist-controlled territory. @igal levin.