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Sudan’s Army Urges Former Soldiers To Re-enlist As Fighting Persists

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Sudan’s army has made a compelling announcement, urging reservists and retired soldiers to promptly re-enlist as its deadly conflict with rival paramilitary group rages on.

The move by the army aims to fortify their ranks against the formidable Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary, but it also raises concerns about intensifying the conflict, especially considering the recent truce.

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While reports of sporadic fighting persisted throughout the week, compliance with the ceasefire displayed signs of improvement, as highlighted by Saudi Arabia and the United States, the appointed ceasefire monitors.

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However, the army’s recent maneuvers suggest a proactive approach in preparing for a prolonged and challenging battle.

An army spokesperson emphasized the voluntary nature of the enlistment process.

However, it’s worth noting that Sudan’s existing armed forces law mandates retired soldiers to remain as reservists, rendering them eligible for compulsory re-enlistment, with the exception of those who have fulfilled Sudan’s mandatory two-year military service.

Although a seven-day truce was initiated on Monday between the army and the RSF to facilitate aid delivery and access to essential services, reports of sporadic clashes, artillery fire, and airstrikes continued to emerge throughout the week.

The residents of Khartoum who opted to remain in the city continue to endure the detrimental consequences of widespread breakdowns in electricity, water, health, and communication services.

Tragically, looting has become an all-too-common occurrence, particularly afflicting homes in affluent areas, as well as vital establishments such as food stores, flour mills, and other critical facilities.

“It’s an unfortunate byproduct of the chaos that has consumed this war-torn region,” lamented Taysir Abdelrahim, who discovered her home had been looted while she was abroad.

“Even if we were physically present in Sudan, the options available to address these issues are limited.”

In a disheartening revelation, a charitable organization devoted to helping children with cancer reported a distressing incident wherein their guesthouse, including the safe and patients’ rooms, was raided. Fortunately, the children had been relocated to a safer location prior to the occurrence.

While the RSF vehemently denied any involvement in the looting, attributing such acts to individuals who had pilfered their uniforms, their fighters primarily remain entrenched in various Khartoum neighborhoods, whereas the army predominantly relies on air power to maintain their position.

Consequently, an estimated 1.3 million people have been forced to flee their homes, either seeking refuge.

As of the time of filing this report, it remains uncertain whether either side has managed to gain a significant advantage over the other.

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