The proof: The Sudanese army will not give up those who fought next to it news
The head of the Sovereignty Council, the commander of the Sudanese army, said that the armed forces will not abandon those who took up arms and fought alongside them.
Al -Burhan confirmed, in a speech in the Omdurman Military Region today, Thursday, that everyone will be partners in any political project, and “we will not exclude anyone.”
He pledged not to abandon the armed forces and the leadership of the state from “any military and regulatory forces and citizens of their various political orientations and affiliations” fought with the army “in salvation from the militia, mercenaries and those who assisted them.”
Chairman of the Sovereign Council, the Commander in Chief, inspects the Omdurman military area
Omdurman: 3-13-2025 AD pic.twitter.com/RSYLV0306
– Transitional Sovereignty Council – Sudan (@Tsc_sudan) February 13, 2025
The proof had earlier demanded that any forces fighting with the Sudanese army under a party banner to withdraw from the fields of fighting, and the authorities interrogated the leader of the popular resistance, Naji Mustafa, after criticizing the army commander regarding his sharp criticism of the National Congress Party.
On the other hand, the head of the Justice and Equality Movement, Gabriel Ibrahim, announced that all the forces of the movement fighting alongside the Sudanese army will be combined into the army and will not return part of the movement.
Al -Burhan visited today, Thursday, alongside the Omdurman Military Zone, the Bahri Military Zone and the Signal Corps, following the progress made by the army in its battles with the Rapid Support Forces in the Sudanese capital.
The commander of the army stressed that “there is no negotiation or compromise with those who took up arms against the state and the people.”
He added that the armed forces are “on the path of victory until the last inch of the country of the country of rebellion.”
Al -Jazeera correspondent reported the escalation of the battles between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum, days after calm, during which the army worked to advance towards the capital from the south and the east.
Clashes are currently taking place at the Republican Palace and its surroundings, which has been the scene of the fiercest battles since the siege of the General Command of the Armed Forces on January 24.
