Around 2,000 members of General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s army’s 22nd Brigade surrendered on Saturday, marking a significant moment in ongoing military developments.
Military sources confirmed that Burhan’s army permitted the remaining brigade members to lay down arms, easing tensions in the region.
The surrender was coordinated through the northern and southern gates, as well as via the eastern railway line, officials reported.
This mass capitulation signals a strategic shift, reflecting the evolving dynamics within SAF and political landscape.
Observers noted that the peaceful handover avoided potential clashes, underscoring careful planning by both the brigade and army officials.
SAF have yet to announce further steps regarding the reintegration or processing of surrendered personnel.
Analysts suggest the brigade’s surrender may influence wider negotiations, potentially affecting the balance of power in ongoing conflicts.
Residents of Babanousa expressed cautious relief, witnessing the end of hostilities in a city previously tense with uncertainty.
