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Sudan’s Military Seizes Central Khartoum from RSF Rebels as Civil War Approaches Two-Year Mark

by Isabella Rossi
May 7, 2025
in Algeria
Sudan’s military takes central Khartoum from RSF rebels as civil war nears 2 years – PBS
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  • Sudanese Military Reclaims Central Khartoum Amid Prolonged Civil War
  • Humanitarian Crisis Deepens: Effects on Civilians Amid Khartoum Clashes
  • Chronology of Key Events in Sudan’s Conflict Over Two Years
  • Diplomatic Pathways & Peacebuilding Approaches as Sudan Nears Two-Year Conflict Milestone

Sudanese Military Reclaims Central Khartoum Amid Prolonged Civil War

In a notable turn of events within Sudan’s protracted civil war, government military forces have reportedly regained control over central Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This development comes as the conflict nears its two-year mark, underscoring a critical shift in power amid ongoing hostilities. The battle for dominance between these factions has not only intensified violence but also deepened an already severe humanitarian crisis that has uprooted millions and destabilized the nation’s fragile political framework.

The struggle continues to cast a long shadow over Sudan’s future, with fears mounting about extended instability and further bloodshed. International observers and humanitarian organizations are increasingly urging for immediate diplomatic engagement to prevent further deterioration. Both sides remain firmly entrenched, leaving the country at a crossroads regarding governance and peace prospects after decades of unrest.

Humanitarian Crisis Deepens: Effects on Civilians Amid Khartoum Clashes

The recent military recapture of central Khartoum has exacerbated hardships faced by civilians caught in the crossfire. Essential services such as healthcare, education, and access to clean water have been severely disrupted due to ongoing violence and infrastructure damage. The civilian population is enduring heightened insecurity as clashes persist between rival groups.

  • Displacement Surge: Over 1.5 million people have fled their homes since early 2023 alone, seeking refuge both internally and across borders.
  • Food Shortages: Breakdown in supply chains has led to alarming levels of food insecurity; recent UN reports estimate that nearly 40% of households face acute hunger risks.
  • Civilian Casualties: Frequent retaliatory attacks place non-combatants at grave risk, contributing to widespread trauma among affected communities.


Main ChallengesConsequences for Aid Delivery
Security RisksAid workers face constant threats; many relief convoys are delayed or blocked due to active combat zones.
Funding DeficitsDwindling international donations force NGOs to scale back essential programs amid rising demand.
Logistical Barriers Difficult terrain combined with checkpoints restrict timely distribution of medical supplies and food aid.

Chronology of Key Events in Sudan’s Conflict Over Two Years

Date/PeriodDescription of Event/Milestone
April 2021Tensions escalate sharply between military factions following political unrest across Sudan’s capital regions.
October 2021A military coup disrupts civilian-led governance structures nationwide, intensifying factional rivalries within armed groups.
February 2023The conflict escalates into full-scale civil war involving multiple armed actors vying for control over strategic territories including urban centers like Khartoum.
August 2023 < td > RSF expands territorial influence within key urban districts despite resistance from government forces .
< tr >< td > Early-2025 (Current) < td > Government troops consolidate hold on vital locations throughout central Khartoum , signaling potential turning point .

Diplomatic Pathways & Peacebuilding Approaches as Sudan Nears Two-Year Conflict Milestone

Navigating toward peace requires multifaceted strategies that address both immediate ceasefire needs and long-term reconciliation goals. Regional actors such as members of the African Union (AU) alongside neighboring countries like Egypt and Ethiopia possess crucial leverage through mediation efforts aimed at stabilizing Sudan while safeguarding regional security interests. Their involvement could foster unified diplomatic pressure encouraging dialogue among warring parties rather than continued confrontation.

  • < strong >Inclusive Negotiations: < / strong > Ensuring representation from all societal sectors—including women leaders , youth activists , ethnic minorities , displaced populations —is essential for crafting sustainable agreements addressing underlying grievances .< / li >
  • < strong >Targeted Sanctions Coupled With Incentives:< / strong > International bodies might consider calibrated sanctions against key figures perpetuating violence while simultaneously offering economic support packages contingent upon progress toward peace talks .< / li >
  • < strong >Prioritizing Humanitarian Corridors:< / strong > Establishing secure routes dedicated exclusively for aid delivery can alleviate suffering immediately , building trust necessary for broader negotiations .< / li >
  • < strong >Grassroots Peace Initiatives:< / strong > Community-based forums promoting intercultural dialogue alongside educational programs focused on conflict resolution can nurture social cohesion critical during post-conflict recovery phases.< / li >
    < tr >< th style = "width:50%" > Strategy < / th >< th style = "width:50%" > Description < / th >

    < strong >Community Dialogue Platforms< / strong >

     Creating safe spaces where diverse groups engage openly fosters mutual understanding reducing tensions rooted in historical divisions.

    Cultural Exchange Programs

    Promoting empathy through shared artistic expressions helps bridge divides by highlighting common human experiences.

    Educational Curriculums Focused on Peace

    Integrating lessons on nonviolent communication & conflict management equips younger generations with tools necessary for sustaining harmony.

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