Splits hit Hamidti camp as Support leader joins army
The Sudanese Rapid Support Forces have experienced a series of military defections, the most notable of which was the defection of hundreds of fighters to the Sudanese Army following its advances on multiple fronts. One of the most prominent defections was from Major Musa Ali Ahmed’s group, known as Musa Fifty, who arrived in the city of Doba in North Kordofan with 318 fighters and 50 combat vehicles, heading to support the armed forces in defending Sudan’s unity and stability. This comes amid escalating battles in North Kordofan and Blue Nile, along with ongoing drone strikes on cities and civilian facilities, while the Rapid Support Forces suffer significant casualties. The Sudanese government welcomed the new fighters’ defection and called on members of the Rapid Support Forces not to engage in fighting against the army, which is expanding control over main roads to cut off the supply lines of the Rapid Support Forces. This defection is one among several developments that weaken the ranks of the Rapid Support Forces amid the army’s efforts to strengthen its control over areas affected by the conflict.
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