🇸🇩🇹🇷🇪🇬⚡- For the second consecutive day, Turkish military cargo planes have arrived at Sharq El Owainat Airport, southern Egypt, on the border of Sudan. The repeated use indicates a likely deal between Egypt and Turkey, where Cairo has granted the latter the rights to use its facilities in the south to arm the Sudanese Armed Forces against the Rapid Support Forces, RSF. The use of southern Egypt will save Ankara from its current route of transporting all the way to Port Sudan, and also the equipment can arrive at the Darfur front much faster.

Sharq El Owainat Airport is indented to serve as a domestic-only airport for the land reclamation project at Sharq El Owainat.

Despite Egypt's pressure on eastern Libya's Haftar-led Libyan National Army, the southeast of Libya continues to be used as a staging ground for the RSF. In fact, recent satellite imagery shows an increase in activity in RSF camps in the area.