Proof: We are able to defeat the militia and reject external interventions news

The Chairman of the Sudanese Sovereign Council said Abdel -Fattah Al -Burhan that Sudanese Armed ForcesWith the support of the allies, he is able to defeat what he called “Daklu Militia”, in reference to Rapid support forces Under the leadership of Muhammad Hamdan Daglo “Hamida“.

Al -Burhan stressed – in an interview with the “El Espanyol” website, published today, Monday, that Sudan’s categorical refusal of any international interference in its internal affairs, noting that some countries and foreign authorities seek to take revenge on Sudan and undermine its sovereignty, he said.

Al -Burhan explained that his country’s foreign relations will be based on the position of each country on the war, adding that the priorities of the Sudanese government are in Darfur It is to achieve peace and stability, end the rebellion, and return the displaced to their areas.

The President of the Sovereignty Council and the Commander of the Sudanese Army stressed that the sustainable solutions to crises must come through the national dialogue, warning against resorting to uninterrupted external solutions.

The proof arrived yesterday to the capital Khartoum On a civilian plane where it was inspected by the headquarters of the army, while footage published by the armed forces page on Facebook showed scenes of the flight and the inspection tour.

This visit to Khartoum is the first civil plane flight since the outbreak of the war in mid -April 2023, after landing at Khartoum Airport last March on a military helicopter after the army extended its control of the capital.

The Sudanese government moved to Port Sudan on Red Sea Early war and is still working from there, but she is currently working to return to Khartoum even as fighting continues in other parts of the country.

The confrontations are renewed in Sudan, as The Rapid Support Forces intensified their operations in the west, to focus on Darfur and Kordofan in an effort to enhance their field gains. Since the Sudanese army regained control of Khartoum last March.

Sudan is witnessing a war that has become in its third year between the army led by the President of the Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah Al -Burhan and the Rapid Support Forces led by its former deputy, Muhammad Hamdan Daglo, “Hamidati”, and resulted in the killing of tens of thousands of people amid a crisis of displacement and difficult humanitarian conditions.