
“In an eternal heroic epic, our forces today crowned their successes on the Khartoum fronts by crushing the remnants of the Dagalo terrorist militia in the areas of central Khartoum, the Arab Market, the buildings of the Republican Palace (a symbol of the sovereignty and dignity of the Sudanese nation), and the ministry buildings. With God’s grace and support, our forces completely destroyed enemy personnel and equipment and seized large quantities of their weapons and equipment in the mentioned areas” (Sudanese Armed Forces, 21.03.2025).
Today, the Presidential Palace was captured by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The war continues, but SAF has a visible momentum not only in Khartoum, but elsewhere in Sudan too.
The SAF is advancing elsewhere too and there are reports of such. This is just showing the signs and the strength of the SAF at the moment. That is a victory and a possible relief for Al-Burhan. However, Hemeti is far from over and this must be hold.
The victory today is important and gives the SAF a momentum. It shows they are able and getting important sites in the Republic. The Sudanese state is hurting, the people are struggling and living in plight. There isn’t a short stop or a possibility to stop the conflict, which lives on.
The Sudanese people are still caught between the SAF and RSF. Two Generals fighting for legitimacy and ability to rule supreme. They are fighting to be running the nation and doesn’t mind the bloodshed to do so. That’s why they are continuing to fight and sealed the fate of the nation by doing so.
This war is far from over. The conflict between SAF and RSF will persist. The usage of force and unarmed civilians caught in between them. We will see and hear reports of atrocities from both parties. There are internally displaced people created by it too. Reports of famine and starvation too, as this continuing on the third year. The deaths will continue and we should not forget that fact.
The victory today is important for the SAF. However, will this stop the RSF? I don’t think so, but it shows they are weaker and have to retreat. Hemeti will try to galvanize his troops, but we know the SAF can possible advance further too. Peace.





















