The Commander of the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, acknowledged in a recent speech that the group has withdrawn from the capital Khartoum, which has been recaptured by rival army forces. This statement comes after the RSF previously declared that there would be no retreat or surrender, insisting that their forces had only repositioned. The army had announced on Thursday that Khartoum was free from the paramilitaries after a prolonged conflict lasting almost two years. The development marks a significant shift in the ongoing power struggle in Sudan. The Rapid Support Forces, a key player in the country’s political landscape, have faced mounting pressure in recent times. Daglo’s admission signals a potential change in dynamics within Sudan’s military and paramilitary forces. The situation remains fluid, with uncertainties about the future actions of both the RSF and the rival army forces. Stay tuned for further updates on this evolving story.