Abdul Wahid Noor denies military authority to Burhan and Hemetti

Abdel Wahid Nour, the leader of the Sudan Liberation Movement and Army, rejected the participation of military leaders and the Rapid Support Forces in the upcoming government. He emphasized the necessity for them to abandon their military roles and engage in political work through elections. He affirmed that his movement would not side with any party in the current war and that their goal is to build a national army that adheres to unified standards, rejecting marginalization and racial discrimination. Nour clarified that the future of Sudan should be civilian, and that the armed forces under current leadership do not have the right to participate politically; he insists that solutions should come via elections and Parliament. He called for the dissolution of the current army and the formation of a new one, stressing the importance of addressing the root causes of the conflict and avoiding the division of Sudan, warning against the possibility of South Sudan's secession happening again. Nour also pointed out that his movement is not fighting alongside any side but is prepared to defend itself, warning of the repercussions of the war on neighboring countries. Furthermore, he demanded fair representation for youth and women, emphasizing the importance of dialogue concerning identity and the relationship between religion and state. He reaffirmed that national unity depends on citizenship and the rule of law. Nour called for resolving the power struggle and reviewing the structure of the military, rejecting its politicization, and focusing on holding accountable those responsible for violations. His movement is also prepared to appear before international courts if necessary.

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