The highly effective paramilitary group often known as the Rapid Support Forces posted a video assertion on Twitter on Tuesday that appeared to point out its armed fighters assembled outdoors the presidential palace in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum.

Although the fighters claimed within the video to have captured Khartoum, the continued combating within the capital and throughout Sudan recommended that neither the R.S.F. nor its rival, the Sudanese Army, was in management.

The assertion was the most recent in a volley of unverified declarations by either side because the begin of the combating on Saturday. Each day, one facet or the opposite has claimed management of key installations, solely to have the declare rapidly rejected by its rival.

The video posted on Tuesday morning on the R.S.F.’s important Twitter account confirmed a gaggle of troopers in army fatigues, some toting weapons, outdoors what seems to be the presidential palace, a big compound near the Nile.

“Today, we are in total control of Khartoum and the presidential palace,” a commander says within the video earlier than being interrupted by a burst of gunfire.

“We are about to have full liberation,” the commander continues because the troopers behind him pump their weapons enthusiastically. Neither the claims nor the timing of the video might be verified by The New York Times.

The R.S.F. and the military have every claimed, at instances, to regulate the palace, together with worldwide airports, the headquarters of the state broadcaster and numerous different airfields.

The assertions have been in a position to flow into extensively on social media as a result of the web, not like throughout earlier bouts of political unrest in Sudan, has largely remained functioning.