Sudanese Oppose African Support for Al-Burhan
Several Sudanese political and civil society forces have continued to reject the dialogue initiative led by Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, especially following the welcoming stance of the African Union Commission. The opposition criticizes that this dialogue lacks inclusiveness and necessary guarantees, and grants legitimacy to the military authority instead of addressing the root causes of the crisis and finding a comprehensive solution. According to these criticisms, this initiative is seen as an attempt to sustain military rule and entrench division, with fears that it may strengthen the influence of the former regime and favor one side over another. Meanwhile, the positions of the African Union reflect complicity with the military authorities, raising concerns about its neutrality. As the conflict continues, many civil forces and political activists reject this course, affirming that the initiative will not end the war or reduce the bloodshed in Sudan.
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