Khartoum Airport Recaptured: Sudan's Military Gains Ground

Sudan's military claims to have reclaimed Khartoum's international airport from a notorious paramilitary group after two years of conflict. The military's chief, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, arrived at the airport to inspect the troops. This marks a significant step towards liberating the capital and regaining control over crucial areas.

In a significant turn of events, Sudan's military has announced the recapture of the international airport in Khartoum, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict against a notorious paramilitary organization. This development follows nearly two years of intense fighting.

Military officials disclosed that Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, the chief of the armed forces, made a bold landing at the airport on Wednesday to assess the situation and rally the forces on the ground.

The successful operation now positions the military closer to asserting complete control over the capital, as recent efforts also saw the retaking of the Republican Palace, a key stronghold held by the rival Rapid Support Forces since the war's outset in April 2023.

(With inputs from agencies.)