Sudan army ends two-year RSF siege on town.

Sudan’s military has successfully broken a nearly two-year siege by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces on Dilling, a key town in the Kordofan region, gaining control over major supply lines. The army’s takeover of Dilling is seen as a significant gain that may lead to further advances in the province, as they aim to take territory from both the RSF and the SPLM-N. The humanitarian situation in Dilling is expected to improve now that the army can bring in much-needed supplies that were previously blocked during the RSF’s siege. The conflict in Sudan has resulted in mass displacement and hunger, with tens of thousands of people killed and millions displaced, making it a severe humanitarian crisis.

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