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Support Forces' Lack Clear Doctrine
The report discusses the complexities of the military and political scene in Sudan, noting that the split of the Masiriya tribe and its joining the Sudanese army raises questions about its impact on the Rapid Support Forces, which lack a clear combat doctrine and act according to their own interests. The expert clarified that the loss of tribal support could lead the armed forces to rely more on militias and divisions rooted in ethnicity and tribe, as has been evident in the Sudanese situation. He also pointed out that Omar al-Bashir's regime used the Janjaweed militias, including Hemeti, to control Darfur, and these militias have begun to withdraw from full integration into the armed forces, demanding special privileges. Additionally, it was emphasized that the Sudanese army possesses electronic warfare capabilities, and support from friendly countries has helped thwart drone attacks on Khartoum and Wadi Sayedna Base. The partitioning of Sudan is viewed as a threat to regional security in the Middle East.
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