Armed Forces: We are fighting our battle, certain that victory will inevitably come
The Citizen
Brigadier General Nabil Abdullah, the official spokesman for the armed forces, reiterated the cohesion of the armed forces and the Sudanese people and their confidence in a decisive victory in the war of dignity that the country is waging.
The official spokesman said in a media briefing: “We in Sudan and the armed forces are completely confident that we will win this war, which we consider a challenge to our national dignity. We consider it an existential war for the sake of Sudan’s stability and for our future generations to enjoy a unified, cohesive, and strong homeland.
God willing, it will be recorded in the pages of history. This important phase in our national history demonstrates that we are a nation that has proudly refused to kneel and has faced all difficulties and challenges and has triumphed, God willing. Our armed forces are well and our Sudanese people are well.
Our will and determination are steadfast and will never be broken, no matter what they think.”
He denounced the foreign forces and hands behind the terrorist militia and their desperate attempts to bring the Sudanese people to their knees, adding:
“They think that we are a poor country and a nation that could be subjugated so they can monopolize it to achieve their goals in Sudan, but that will never happen, God willing.”
He added, “We will confirm to the world and our Arab, regional, and international surroundings that we are a proud and strong nation, a nation whose will is unwavering, and whose sons will not give up anything at the expense of their dignity and national pride.”
He concluded his statement by reaffirming the inevitability of victory for the armed forces and the people of Sudan, no matter what the enemies do, saying, “We are well, and the armed forces are well. We are managing this battle and war, and we are certain that victory will inevitably come, no matter how much suspicious money is spent, and no matter how much the Emirates spends (they will spend it, then it will be a source of regret for them), and then they will be defeated, and Sudan will set a supreme example of bravery, sacrifice, and self-sacrifice.”