EDITORIAL

Editorial: RSF Militia Democracy and the Burning of Service Facilities

The targeting of the Rapid Support Militia with drones that reached the electricity transformer stations in
Meroe and Al-Shuwak in is nothing but a direct targeting of citizens by striking service and vital facilities that provide services to citizens.
This confirms that the militia’s war is against the citizens and not against the army, and that the democracy they talk about in international forums is nothing but clumsy and hollow slogans that have nothing to do with democracy.
Such failed and desperate strikes do not go beyond being the militia’s complete failure and its loss of the entire battle.
The RSF militia wants to tell the world that it exists on the ground and that the war has not ended yet.
In fact, it is nothing but a sign that the militia lost the compass.
This approach was condemned locally, regionally and internationally as it represents clear violations to the international humanitarian laws and principles.
The technical teams un the National Electricity Corporation (NEC) managed to repair the damages and electricity has returned. Thanks to the efforts of the government and the NEC administration and its loyal and faithful engineers who worked tirelessly to repair the damages so that the citizen would enjoy life in Sudan.
Whatever the militia does, it will perish and be at the bottom of history and will be a thing of the past in the near future.