Concerns have grown in the large African country this week since the army criticized that the RSF established a military presence in more places in the country.
It is about a split between the two parallel military forces that have developed in Sudan.
The RSF (Rapid Support Forces) was formed from the Janjawid militias, which the country’s then leader Omar al-Bashir sent out to spread terror in Darfur in western Sudan in the 2000s.
Since then, the force has operated in parallel with the army, and they collaborated on the coup that in October 2021 overthrew the country’s democratically elected government.
But the latest split is raising fears of another civil war.