The White Army has announced its takeover of Nasir in Upper Nile State, South Sudan, after fighting government forces. Ter Chuol Gatkuoth claimed the army has lost several soldiers, while government casualties remain unconfirmed. Upper Nile State continues to face ongoing violence amid unrest in South Sudan since 2013.
The militia group known as the White Army has proclaimed its control over the strategic town of Nasir in Upper Nile State, South Sudan, following significant confrontations with government forces. The group’s announcement came on Tuesday after lengthy skirmishes with the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF). Ter Chuol Gatkuoth, a leader of the White Army in Nasir, affirmed that their forces successfully expelled government troops from the area.
The latest developments in Nasir underscore the persistent instability in Upper Nile State, a region that has experienced violent clashes since 2013. The White Army’s control of Nasir highlights their influential role in the area and raises concerns about increasing violence and ethnic tensions in South Sudan. An official response from the SSPDF is awaited, as the situation continues to evolve.
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