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Comment: Please do not create articles for the sake of creating articles. This line of information can fit with the Battle of Wad Madani (2023–present). The fight did not "break out"; it is a war; we cannot just create an article every time one side retreats before attacking again. Make the article complete by telling the complete story of the battle up to when it ends (hopefully).
- Comment: Please do not create articles for the sake of creating articles. This line of information can fit with the Battle of Wad Madani (2023–present). The fight did not "break out"; it is a war; we cannot just create an article every time one side retreats before attacking again. Make the article complete by telling the complete story of the battle up to when it ends (hopefully).
| Gezira campaign | |||||||||
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| Part of War in Sudan (2023) | |||||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||||
 Rapid Support Forces |
 Sudanese Armed Forces | ||||||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||||||
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Abu Agla Keikel[2] | Unknown | ||||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||||
| 250,000 - 300,000 displaced[3] | |||||||||
The Gezira campaign or the Gezira offensive is an ongoing battle for control of Gezira State. The offensive started when the RSF started advancing towards the city of Wad Madani.[4]
Background
editIn April 2023, Sudan broke out into another civil war. One side led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, leading the Rapid Support Forces, and on the other side is the Sudanese Armed Forces, led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. In 2019, the SAF and the RSF cooperated in overthrowing Omar Al-Bashir's regime.
Offensive
editOn December 15th, the RSF captured the strategic Hantoob bridge and entered Wad Madani. The SAF launched airstrikes in the eastern suburbs of the city, but failed to stem the RSF advance. This attack was one day after the SAF had celebrations in the city claiming to repel an RSF attack. The RSF advanced to the main market and captured the city.[5]
Impact
editSince 250,000 - 300,000 have been displaced[3], civilians have fled to the neighboring states of Al Qadarif, White Nile, and Sennar. Before the RSF offensive on Gezira, the state hosted 500,000 displaced people, mostly from the battle in Khartoum.[6]
References
edit- ^ Monitor, Sudan War. "Map: Areas of Control in Central Sudan". sudanwarmonitor.com.
- ^ "Sudan RSF 'in full control' of El Gezira, appoints former army officer as commander". Dabanga Radio TV Online. 20 December 2023.
- ^ a b "RSF captures Sudan's second city as thousands flee". Middle East Eye.
- ^ "Two people killed, dozens injured in RSF attack on Al-Jazirah". Sudan Tribune. 15 December 2023.
- ^ "Wad Madani's fall to RSF without fight raises questions". Sudan Tribune. 19 December 2023.
- ^ "UN says up to 300,000 Sudanese fled their homes after paramilitary group seized their safe haven". PBS News. 21 December 2023.