Sudanese army captures strategic Wad al-Bashir bridge in Omdurman ...Sudan

March 14, 2024 (OUMDURMAN) – The Sudanese army made significant progress in its ongoing conflict with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) by seizing control of the strategically important Wad al-Bashir Bridge in western Omdurman on Thursday. Sudanese army soldiers documented their capture of the bridge in video clips, expressing their intent to push further towards Souq Libya and the Dar es Salaam neighbourhoods. RSF troops and allied militias are currently heavily present in these areas. The Wad al-Bashir Bridge is crucial in supplying the RSF. It connects Omdurman’s old quarters with Um Badda locality, offering access to the “Omdurman-Bara” road, a vital route for RSF reinforcements and suppli

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