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Sudanese Chief Warns Rapid Support Forces Are Finish
The article features a comprehensive interview with the Chief of Staff of the Sudanese Army regarding the latest military developments in Sudan, particularly in the Darfur region. He discusses the priorities for the upcoming phase, including plans to liberate major cities from the Rapid Support Forces militia, emphasizing the Army's capability to engage in battles and deliver targeted strikes to support the militia. He also talks about his readiness to face regional challenges, such as Ethiopia exploiting the war to occupy areas like al-Fashaga, affirming that Darfur will not separate from Sudan and that the Rapid Support Forces will eventually come to an end. The interview touches on investigations into the use of drone systems launched from Ethiopian airports, condemns some countries' support for the militia, and affirms that Sudan welcomes an international investigation into allegations of chemical weapons use—aiming to clear the Army of accusations. Additionally, he addresses the future of military authority, asserting that the Commander-in-Chief will not relinquish his role in governance until state institutions are fully established. He rejects external party control and supports establishing a military leadership that ensures the country's stability after the war.
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