In a major victory for the Sudanese army, forces have successfully recaptured the presidential palace in Khartoum following a fierce battle with rebel forces. The battle, which took place over the past few days, marks a significant milestone in the ongoing civil war that has ravaged Sudan.

The rebels, who had seized control of the presidential palace in a brazen attack last week, were finally driven out by government troops in a dramatic turn of events. The recapture of the palace is being hailed as a major battlefield gain for the Sudanese army and a blow to the rebel forces.

The fighting in Khartoum has been intense, with both sides suffering heavy casualties. However, the army's success in retaking the presidential palace has boosted morale and raised hopes for a swift end to the conflict.

The battle for Khartoum is far from over, but the recapture of the presidential palace is a significant step forward for the government forces. As the conflict continues to unfold, the people of Sudan can only hope for a return to peace and stability in the war-torn country.