Sudan will remain and the militias will vanish

By: Muawad Mustafa Rashid

War is not a sprint, but a long marathon, in which willpower is tested before weapons, and belief before equipment. In every round of fighting, there is an advance that raises hope, and a retreat that reorganizes the safety of the citizens. But victory is only granted to those who are patient, use good judgment, and realize that the battle is not measured by the moment, but by the outcome.
What is happening today in Sudan embodies this truth. The militia may advance along one axis, but it does not control the territory or gain legitimacy. The Sudanese army, with its experience and wisdom, understands that withdrawal is not defeat, but a maneuver, and that a temporary retreat may be a prelude to a sweeping attack that restores balance and confuses the opponent.
Those who cheer any advance by the militia are ignorant of the nature of war and fall into the trap of haste. The battlefield is not ruled by emotion, and battles are not fought in social media outlets.. Rather, they are decided by blood, by decision, and by steadfastness. The army does not fight for power, but for a homeland intended to be torn apart and a people intended to be enslaved.
War is an onslaught of ups and downs, but steadfastness is the deciding factor. No matter how much the militias expand and no matter how much they promote their victories, they will perish because their project is fragile, their backers are weak, and their legitimacy is nonexistent.
As for the army, it has the land, the people, its history, and its invincible doctrine.
At this moment, we must remain united, trust is necessary, and believe that victory comes with patience.
A nation can only be built when we unite and direct our bullets at the enemy, not at each other. War is an onslaught of ups and downs, but victory is only granted to those who do not shirk their responsibility or abandon their principles.
Amidst this back-and-forth, the truth remains unchanged: Sudan is invincible, because its people are unbreakable, its army never backs down from its oath, and its land is only granted to those who will redeem it. The battle is not just on the battlefield, but also in awareness, in words, and in stances.
Whoever stands firm today will have their name written on the page of victory tomorrow.
Let this moment be a test of character, let words be a weapon, stances a shield, and faith in the homeland be the unshakable fulcrum. Sudan will endure, the militias will vanish, and truth will triumph, no matter how long the road.