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Al Taghyeer
04-04-2025
- Politics
- Al Taghyeer
RSF Deputy Command threatens to invade north Sudan states
Dagalo said 2000 combat vehicles are in the desert on their way to the Northern State assuring that they have strategic reserve of troops estimated at one million fighters. Khartoum: Altaghyeer Deputy commander of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Abdul Raheem Dagalo, has threatened to attack al-Shamalia (the Northern) State and Nahr al-Neel (River Nile) State in north Sudan disclosing that they are actually preparing for this offensive. Dagalo, brother of the RSF Supreme commander Hemedti, told his soldiers that the paramilitary was mistaken in its initial choice for attacking but has now rectified that position and is now heading towards the real battle field which are the two states in north Sudan. He said 2000 combat vehicles are in the desert on their way to the Northern State assuring that they have strategic reserve of troops estimated at one million fighters. Abdul Raheem threatened that supporters of the so-called Islamists, armed movements and weapon and ammunition dealers would be targeted. Dagalo's statements came after the SAF succeeded in retaking the states of al-Gezira, Sinnar, al-Neel al-Abiad (the White Nile), most of Khartoum state and parts of Kordofan.
Al Taghyeer
24-02-2025
- Politics
- Al Taghyeer
Sudan's RSF and allies sign political charter for parallel government
Sudanese political and armed entities on Saturday evening signed with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) a political charter for running a parallel government. Nairobi: Altaghyeer Sudanese political and armed entities on Saturday evening signed with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) a political charter for running a government in areas under the RSF control parallel to Port Sudan government which is supported by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF). The new step came amid escalating confrontations between the SAF and RSF since eruption of war in April 2023 in which thousands of civilians have been killed, millions others uprooted and major infrastructure destroyed. The signing ceremony was held in the Kenyan capital Nairobi under strict media blackout and tight security measures. The charter establishes a 'government of peace and unity in rebel-controlled areas and calls for a secular, democratic, decentralised state based on freedom, equality, and justice, without bias toward any cultural, ethnic, religious, or regional identity,' according to AFP. It also outlines plans for a 'new, unified, professional, national army with a military doctrine that reflects the diversity and plurality characterising the Sudanese state', AFP added. Among those who signed the charter were head of Umma National Party, Fadallah Burma, Deputy commander of the RSF, Abdul Raheem Dagalo, Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), led by Abdelaziz al-Hilu, member of former Sovereign Council, Mohamed al-Hassan al-Taaishi and other representatives from civil groups and Darfur armed movements.
