Coordination of the Return to the Foundation Platform

Statement

The Coordination of the Return to the Foundation Platform condemns the gross violations of human rights committed by the Rapid Support Militia, which have become more intense in the past few weeks, calling on international, regional and local organizations to condemn and criminalize this militia and consider it a terrorist militia, and not to use double standards and hide behind words that are understood to mean equality in the crimes committed against civilians from the Sudanese people between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Militia.
It is known that the Sudanese Armed Forces are an institution of the Sudanese state institutions that carry out its duties in protecting the sovereignty and unity of the Sudanese state, land and people, in implementation of its constitutional and national mandate.

We, in the Coordination of the Return to the Foundation Platform, affirm our support and stand together with the Sudanese Armed Forces against the attempts of foreign interventions practiced by some countries supporting this militia.

We, in the Coordination of the Return to the Founding Platform, also affirm our adherence to the measures that would stop this war in Sudan in accordance with what was stipulated in the Jeddah Declaration of Principles signed in May 2023, and the implementation of the Rapid Support Militia of all its requirements, holding it accountable for all its crimes against the Sudanese people and redressing the harm to everyone who was affected by its treacherous hand in killing, displacement, theft and rape.

We, in the Coordination of the Return to the Founding Platform, affirm that the vast majority of our people are yearning for the day when the scenes of destruction and devastation that have occurred in any spot defiled by this rebel militia that is implementing a foreign agenda aimed at subjugating the Sudanese people and bringing about a demographic change after it has exhausted its tricks to pass political projects that are disconnected from its reality and do not meet its aspirations that it came out calling for in its glorious revolution.

We also call on all those concerned with the Sudanese issue from the United Nations, the Security Council, and international and regional organizations to look at a broad sector of the Sudanese people and communicate with them to make decisions that stem from their interests and aspirations for security and peace, instead of dealing with political groups that claim democracy, which has been proven conclusively that they are far from it and only express the agenda of external axes that are managing a conflict over the capabilities of the Sudanese people.