Sudan's military says it has retaken Khartoum's Republican Palace, seat of country's government
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Sudan: RSF Attacks Kill Over 200 in Darfur Camps
Above: People who fled the Zamzam camp for the internally displaced after it fell under RSF control, rest in a makeshift encampment in an open field near the town of Tawila in war-torn Sudan's western Darfur region on April 13, 2025. Image copyright: Contributor/AFP via Getty Images
The Spin
Narrative A
The Rapid Support Forces have devastated Sudan through widespread atrocities—burning bodies in containers, torturing civilians in makeshift detention centers, and preventing proper burial of the dead. Their systematic violence has created an "irrevocable anger" among Sudanese citizens, making reconciliation impossible and transforming the conflict into a "Dignity War" against an unforgivable destructive force.
Narrative B
The Sudanese Armed Forces, far from innocent, have systematically undermined democracy while enabling violence against civilians. They've targeted activists, manipulated the economy, and aligned with militias that execute villagers indiscriminately. Despite condemning such atrocities as "individual transgressions," SAF leaders praise commanders responsible for attacks on communities perceived as rivals.