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Breaking News: Upper Nile Liberation Front Eyes Malakal, Capital of Upper Nile StateIn a rapidly evolving development, t...
25/11/2025

Breaking News: Upper Nile Liberation Front Eyes Malakal, Capital of Upper Nile State

In a rapidly evolving development, the Upper Nile Liberation Front (UNLF), a prominent rebel group operating in South Sudan’s Upper Nile region, has announced its strategic focus on capturing Malakal, the capital of Upper Nile State. The move signals a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict and could potentially alter the political and security landscape of the region.

Sources within the UNLF confirmed that the group is mobilizing forces and intensifying operations around Malakal, aiming to seize control of the city, which is a vital economic and administrative hub. Malakal, known for its strategic location near the border with Sudan and its oil-rich resources, has been a focal point of clashes in the last ten year.

Meanwhile, local residents have expressed concern over the potential for increased violence, fearing that the conflict could destabilize the already fragile peace process.
International observers are closely monitoring the situation, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions. The unfolding developments in Upper Nile could have far-reaching implications for peace and stability in South Sudan, which has endured years of civil conflict.

As the situation develops, all eyes remain on Malakal, awaiting to see whether the Upper Nile Liberation Front's strategic ambitions will materialize into a major confrontation or if diplomatic avenues will prevail.

16/11/2025

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