The Sudanese army has regained control of the presidential palace in the capital Khartoum amid intense fighting.
According to foreign media, the strategic building was captured by the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary forces, which took control of the capital when the civil war broke out nearly two years ago.
The conflict has escalated in recent months with the army making significant advances against the RSF. The paramilitary group has yet to comment on these developments, writes A2 CNN.
In addition to the palace, the Sudanese army said it had also taken control of ministries and other key buildings in central Khartoum.
"Our forces completely destroyed enemy fighters and equipment and captured large amounts of equipment and weapons," army spokesman Nabil Abdallah said in a broadcast on state television.
Abdallah vowed that the army "will continue to advance on all fronts until the victory is complete and every inch of our country is cleansed of the militia and its supporters." (A2 Televizion)
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