Former Vice-President Slams the RSF Militia

Former Vice President of the Republic in Al-Bashir’s regime, Dr. Haj Adam Youssef slammed the Rapid Support Forces militia and leaders for the crimes they committed against the Sudanese people. Hajj Adam responded angrily to one of the Rapid Support Leaders, who critisized him for not to intervene to stop the war, and said that you did not consult us when you launched this war.
Addressing the greetings organized by the people of South Darfur in Cairo under the auspices of Haider Holding Group, he said that he was against the RSF since its establishment, but said that he was ready to sit with them to convince them of the futility of this war, or they convinced him to continue with it.
Haj Adam blamed the leaders in the southern and eastern states of Darfur and West Kordofan as these states are the main incubator of the rebellion.
He said he was ready to sit with the Rapid Support Leaders if the incubator was convinced and handed over to him, stressing his willingness to go wherever Hemedti is.
He said that unless the main issue, which is war, the side effects of the war are not addressed, the side effects will be doubled, stressing the importance of addressing this issue and stopping the war in various ways.
On his part, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Haider Holding, Dr. Haider Karshum, saluted the armed forces and the supporting forces for their victories in various axes, and said that Nyala is free, close to the defilement of the rebellion.
He referred to the efforts made by the group to support families affected by the war, noting that the group is working in the fields of food, electricity and solar energy, and recently entered the road, through partners in the Arab Republic of Egypt, stressing that the group will soon enter the field of reconstruction in the state of Khartoum, and from there to Nyala soon.
He stressed that the group will contribute to several social projects for the citizens of South Darfur, whether humanitarian support or voluntary return projects.