A truce did not start to be completed.. The Sudanese army controls Marawi airport

In light of the exchange of accusations between the two parties to the conflict in Sudan of breaching a truce that soon began until it ended, the Sudanese army confirmed that its forces had defeated the Rapid Support Forces from Meroe airport.

In a statement on Tuesday, he added that his forces forced the Rapid Support Forces to withdraw from the airport.

Accusations of the involvement of regional and local parties

He also added that it also repelled an attempt to storm the Rapid Support Division of the Fifth Division, west of Al-Abyad.

And revealed that he possesses indications of the involvement of regional and local parties with the rapid support, stressing that he will reveal it later.

“We have indications of the involvement of regional and local parties with the Rapid Support Forces, which we will reveal later,” the statement said.

He also pointed out that the Rapid Support Forces did not abide by the armistice, pointing to the continuation of clashes in the vicinity of the command and the airport.

Al-Arabiya pictures of the clashes in Khartoum, the moment the armistice entered into force, Sudan

Truce did not start to be completed

These developments came as the truce agreed upon in Sudan entered into force for a period of 24 hours since Tuesday evening at 6 pm local time – 7 Saudi time – after the approval of both the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces, amid a major escalation and the shooting in the sky of Khartoum.

However, this truce was not completed, as a few hours later, clashes erupted again between the two parties amid an exchange of accusations about who violated it.

The vicinity of the General Command in Khartoum also witnessed a significant escalation in clashes between the army and the support forces, despite the start of the scheduled truce.

Explosions and heavy weapons were heard, according to Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath correspondent.

The “Al-Arabiya” camera also monitored the launch of anti-aircraft missiles and heavy weapons shells in Khartoum, and I heard the sounds of warplanes in the Sudanese capital.

While the clashes are still continuing for the fourth consecutive day in Khartoum, between the two forces, with the death toll among civilians rising to 185 and 1,800 injured, according to the UN Commissioner for Human Rights.

Those bloody clashes erupted late last week, days after the Rapid Support Forces pushed about 100 vehicles towards the Marawi base in the northern state, as well as some vehicles at their centers in Khartoum, which provoked the army, which confirmed that these mobilizations were illegal and took place without coordination with it. However, the Rapid Support Forces confirmed that they had coordinated with the armed forces, refusing to withdraw these mechanisms, so that fighting would break out later, in a country that, since 2019, has been trying to find its way towards a new democratic rule, turning the page on ousted President Omar al-Bashir.