Tight restrictions and security movements in Nyala as air strikes escalate

Port Sudan – OnePress

▁Match. According to identical sources, the Rapid Support Forces imposed severe restrictions on the departure of young people from the city of Nyala in South Darfur, in light of rapid field and security developments in the city in recent days.

According to the information circulating, the measures included personal searches and mobile phone checks, as well as the deployment of intensive checkpoints in a number of streets and entrances in Nyala.

These movements coincide with the escalation of air attacks carried out by the Sudanese army on positions and movements in and around the city, amid tension and anticipation among the population.

Nyala, one of the largest cities in the Darfur region, has been witnessing complex security conditions for months, with continued military operations and growing fears of the repercussions of the escalation on the humanitarian situation and the movement of civilians inside and outside the city.

No official statement has been issued to clarify the nature or duration of the imposed measures, while the state of security alert continues in several areas of the city, according to the sources.