Sudanese Armed Forces gains in civil war force strategic adjustment from paramilitia rival

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In the ongoing Sudanese civil war, the Sudanese Armed Forces have reclaimed the strategic Al Sadarat highway, marking a significant battlefield success against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF's adaptation through increased tribal mobilization and foreign-backed drone warfare indicates the conflict will persist with evolving tactics.

The Sudanese military's recapture of the Al Sadarat highway marks its most significant success against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the fourth year of the Sudanese civil war. However, the RSF's shift toward tribal mobilization and the growing role of foreign-backed drone warfare suggest the conflict's broader cycle of adaptation and attrition will continue. The post Sudanese Armed Forces gains in civil war force strategic adjustment from paramilitia rival appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.