Hamidi's speech triggers concern

The commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), is facing significant challenges as the Sudanese army advances. He has issued orders for his forces not to film and to engage in battles in a manner that grants them absolute freedom, raising concerns about war crimes and violations against civilians, according to human rights reports. It is expected that the fighting will escalate in the coming days, with the possibility that militias will pay a heavy price in civilian casualties. This situation calls for proactive measures by international actors to control the situation and prevent a humanitarian catastrophe. Hemedti's recent speech is seen as an attempt to unify his forces and ease tensions, but he warns against executing operations that may include indiscriminate fighting and ethnic cleansing, which could lead to greater chaos and worsen the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

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