Sudan's Military Reclaims Republic Palace After Nearly Two Years of Fighting in Khartoum

Sudan's military has retaken the Republican Palace in Khartoum, the seat of the country's government, ending nearly two years of fighting between rival paramilitary forces in the capital. The palace was a last stronghold of opposition groups before the takeover. Military officials say they have regained control of the city and are working to establish order. The retaking of the palace marks a significant milestone in the conflict.