Darfur Gov Warns of Militia Threat

The Governor of Darfur, Mini Arko Minawi, warned that the spread of militias and parallel forces outside state institutions threatens the unity of Sudan and risks turning the country into zones of contested influence. He emphasized the necessity of bringing all military formations under the rule of law and building a unified national army, noting that the balance of power currently favors the armed forces. He also affirmed that completing security arrangements requires reforming institutions, integrating forces, and restructuring them. Minawi called for guarantees to protect civilians and ensure the return of IDPs before any ceasefire, and he urged suspending political dialogue until conditions are conducive for the Sudanese people to participate freely and equally. Additionally, he warned against the emergence of parallel authorities, underscoring the importance of preserving Sudan’s sovereignty and unity from external interventions and regional interests. He cautioned that ongoing war and the entanglement of its parties threaten the country's security and stability, citing experiences from countries like Libya and Somalia.

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