The leader of the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, accused Egypt of being involved in airstrikes on the group's troops in a recorded speech on Wednesday.

A senior Sudanese general said on Friday that Egyptian air strikes could end the country’s conflict within days, in statements that highlighted the fighting’s complex regional dimensions. Lieutenant General Ibrahim Jabir,

In a video message on Wednesday, the head of Rapid Support Forces said his fighters had come under fire from Egyptian war planes and drones in the Jabal Moya mountain range, which connects the states of Sennar,

Egypt denied accusations it carried out an airstrike on a paramilitary group battling Sudan’s army in the neighboring country’s civil war.

Egypt will continue to spare no effort in providing all forms of support to its Sudanese 'brothers' as they face severe consequences of ongoing war, says country's Foreign Ministry - Anadolu Ajansı

In an online address, RSF commander says his forces suffered 'defeat' in an area southeast of Khartoum, and suggests Iran is also involved in conflict

Egypt traditionally supported the Sudanese military during stable times. In fact, before the war started, Egyptian troops were based in a camp in northern Sudan and were initially caught up in the crisis and detained briefly by RSF before back channels secured their freedom.

The leader of the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, accused Egypt of being involved in airstrikes on the group's troops. The Egyptian foreign ministry denied the accusations.

Egypt has denied allegations from Sudanese paramilitary chief Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, at war with the army since April last year, that its military has been involved in the conflict. The war between Daglo’s Rapid Support Forces and the regular military,