Sudan's army chief, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, delivered a resolute televised address expressing his unwavering commitment to achieving a full victory over the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). In his address, he stated there will be "no retreat from defeating and crushing the militia," firmly ruling out any negotiations with the RSF.
The announcement follows significant operational gains by the Sudanese Armed Forces. In recent days, the army seized major landmarks in Khartoum, including the presidential palace, key government buildings in the capital, and Khartoum International Airport previously held by the RSF. These strategic moves mark a turning point in a conflict that has gripped the nation for nearly two years.
The prolonged clash between the SAF and RSF has taken a devastating toll, with tens of thousands of lives lost, over 15 million people displaced, and a deteriorating humanitarian situation that has pushed Sudan to the brink of famine. International observers note that stalled ceasefire efforts and allegations of human rights violations have further complicated the path to peace.
As global citizens monitor these unfolding events, the situation in Khartoum underscores an urgent call for heightened international engagement on issues of peace, human rights, and humanitarian relief. Amid the chaos, the steadfast stance of Sudan's army leadership serves as a stark reminder of the challenges facing conflict-torn regions and the need for constructive global dialogue.
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Sudan's army chief pledges full victory over paramilitary forces
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