Here are words from the bulletin about a commander leaving Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces.

A bulletin is a short news report or update.

Here are words from the bulletin about a commander leaving Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces.

A commander is a leader of soldiers.

You heard “commander” in the news.

A commander is a leader of a group of soldiers.

For example: The commander gave the soldiers clear instructions.

Here, the commander is the person leading the soldiers.

Here are words from the bulletin about a commander leaving Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces.

Leaving means going away from this military group.

You heard “accuses” in the news.

To accuse someone is to say that they have done something wrong.

For example: She accuses her neighbor of taking her package.

She says that her neighbor took her package.

You heard “promotions” in the news.

Promotions are moves to higher positions in a group or job.

For example: The company announced promotions for several workers.

The company said that several workers would move to higher positions.