The moment of one of the Geran strikes on Kryvyi Rih.

Initial reports of two U.S. airstrikes on Saada, Yemen

The Sudanese Armed Forces have completed the capture of the Al-Jazirah state in southeastern Sudan.

The Al-Jazirah state was home to the initial RSF breakthrough to the South Sudanese border and also witnessed countless massacres by the RSF against the local population.

Palestinian sources report that 8 people were killed including 5 children, and a number of others were wounded after an Israeli airstrike targeted the Jabalia Refugee Camp in Northern Gaza.

The situation in Sudan and South Sudan is rapidly developing.

The Sudanese Armed Forces are on the brink of recapturing the capital city, Khartoum, while South Sudan is at a serious risk of slipping into civil war.

I will make some posts talking about this shortly.

The Sudanese Armed Forces raise the Sudanese flag over Khartoum International Airport.

The RSF continues to flee south.

Regarding the situation in South Sudan:

- 2 days ago, Ugandan helicopters and fighter jets carried out airstrikes on the Akobo region of SPLM-IO-controlled South Sudan in the northeastern part of the country.

- Heavy Ugandan military reinforcements were recorded arriving in towns and cities at the line of contact (ceasefire line), including the towns of Bilait, Bor and Fajak. Uganda supports South Sudanese President Fiir against Vice president Machar. Machar is the leader of the SPLM-IO party and militia.

- South Sudanese president Kiir ordered the arrest of Vice President Machar, who was subsequently arrested after his residence was reportedly stormed by security forces. Machar was in Juba to sign peace agreements with the African Union.

- The Ugandan Armed Forces deployed throughout the streets of the South Sudanese capital of Juba in support of President Kiir.

- Germany closed its embassy in South Sudan

- Norway closed all of its offices in South Sudan

- The UK embassy to South Sudan has reduced the number of staff working at its embassy.

It's official: The Sudanese capital of Khartoum has been fully recaptured by the Sudanese Armed Forces after a 700-day-long battle which started on April 15, 2023.