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Hamidi's messages indicate FSF disarray
The article discusses the worsening situation of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, amid ongoing defections within its ranks due to repeated military defeats, especially in Kordofan. Several defectors have announced their surrender to the Sudanese Army, handing over their weapons and equipment, notably including leaders such as Othman Al-Nour and Younes Idris, citing tribal and racial discrimination and unclear objectives as reasons. The defected leaders have called for others to join the army, while disillusionment and internal divisions continue to grow, despite efforts to demonize leaders by claiming there are infiltrators and collaborators within the Rapid Support Forces organization. Additionally, Hemeti's speech shows a shift in tone, as he attempts to contain the crisis, reduce losses, and conceal the ongoing military operations and escalating attacks that have resulted in civilian casualties. In summary, the article indicates that the Rapid Support Forces are facing wide-scale internal divisions, successive losses, and a crisis of internal trust—all of which threaten their sustainability and point toward an increasing likelihood of collapse.
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