Al-Burhan: Facing a survival struggle alone

The article discusses Sudan’s situation amid the ongoing war. Commander-in-Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan confirmed that the army is fighting "with honor and dignity" and without external intervention. He explained that it is a survival battle, fighting against rebels rather than specific tribes or population groups. He also clarified that the army is waging a "war of dignity" against those who have committed crimes against everyone, and called on Darfur leaders not to succumb to the temptations of the Rapid Support Forces. Politically, signs of a crisis have emerged between the government and the Sudan Liberation Movement led by Abdullah al-Akbi, following the dismissal of a government minister affiliated with the movement, which the movement strongly rejected. On the ground, fierce clashes continue between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in West Darfur, resulting in significant losses for the attacking side. Meanwhile, Sudanese forces are trying to extend their influence and open new fronts, while the Rapid Support Forces control most states in Darfur.

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