Several Rapid Support Forces Leaders Killed in Sudanese Army Airstrikes - Sarmad
Leaders of the Rapid Support Forces, including Mustafa Hussein and Ali Al-Sadiq, killed in Sudanese army airstrikes
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
Military sources reported that the Sudanese Armed Forces have targeted several leaders of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) across multiple fronts in recent days.
These strikes resulted in the deaths of several individuals, including a prominent drone operator and a field commander in the Blue Nile state.
The sources clarified that Mustafa Hussein, known as “Al-Abasi Al-Abasi,” a drone operator affiliated with the RSF, was killed following a precise airstrike during recent clashes.
This strike comes amid operations conducted by the Sudanese Armed Forces targeting enemy leaders in various areas, including the cities of Nyala, Al-Maghad, Dabba, and Damazin, as well as the Blue Nile state bordering Ethiopia.
In the Blue Nile state, sources confirmed the death of RSF field commander Ali Al-Sadiq following skirmishes in the region.
This coincided with advances by the Sudanese Armed Forces in the area, as they regained control of the “Kori” and “Okleili” zones. According to informed sources, Ali Al-Sadiq is among the field commanders who participated in the assault on Merowe Airport on April 15, alongside commander Hamad Muhammad Zain, who was killed earlier.
Sources also recorded his participation in several major battles fought in central Khartoum, Omdurman, and Bahri, as well as clashes in Gedaref, Sennar, Dongola, and Kordofan.
