Yahya: Militia Seeks to Cause Demographic Change and Bring in New Populations

Member of the Sovereign Council and head of the Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance, Abdullah Yahya, revealed the true plan of the Rapid Support Forces militia, stating that it seeks to cause demographic change and bring in new populations after expelling the original Sudanese inhabitants.

In a televised interview, he asserted that there is a massive international conspiracy targeting the unity of Sudan and its people, and that the militia is merely a tool for its implementation.

He explained that ethnic cleansing and burying people alive are clear evidence of his claims, and that what happened in El Geneina and El Fasher was systematic killing.

Yahya pointed to their participation in the battles to defend the people of Wad Noura, Gezira, and other areas, which confirms their commitment to the unity of Sudan.

He stressed the necessity for the Sudanese people to unite in order to confront the external aggression that seeks to erase Sudan from existence and displace its people.

Yahya stated that what occurred was a coup, meticulously planned with significant external support, but it was a thwarted by the bravery and resilience of the army, the Joint Forces, and all supporting forces.

He emphasized that the world has lost its moral compass, which is why some are merely watching. He asserted that Sudan faces two choices: victory in its beloved homeland or martyrdom with honor.

He noted that many countries, some of them neighboring states, have received much support from Sudan, yet they are fighting against it through their proxies. He added that Sudanese people have contributed to the development of the UAE and the education of its children, pointing to the consequences of war, namely displacement and refuge. However, he affirmed that the war will end, and Sudan must prepare for the long and arduous task of reconstruction.

He stressed the necessity of social and psychological support, requiring both official and popular efforts. He emphasized the importance of equality for all citizens and working together in love and peace.

He further stated that Sudan has suffered greatly, and while factions have clashed, their ultimate goal was the nation’s best interests. He concluded that the current enemy aims to destroy the country, targeting its citizens.

He affirmed that the Sovereignty Council has played a significant role in supporting health projects, prioritizing education and providing substantial and ongoing support, from primary to university levels.

He stated that the enemy has destroyed major educational institutions such as universities and scientific and historical research centers, a fact evident to all.

Yahya emphasized that the opening of the Adri crossing facilitated the delivery of aid to all Sudanese people.

He acknowledged that political differences are inherent in human nature, but stressed that the militia’s participation in destruction is unacceptable, noting that women and children are the most affected by this war.

He stated that despite the militia’s massive support, the steadfastness of the armed forces, joint forces, and their allies enabled them to liberate Khartoum and Gezira after more than a year.

He declared that the battle is not yet over until every inch of the beloved homeland is liberated.

Abdullah Yahya called for the preservation of this nation as we inherited it, ensuring equality for all.

He stressed the necessity of a single, unified national army.

He said that the cohesion of the home front means our return stronger and more resilient, stressing the importance of combating tribalism, regionalism, and sectarianism, and of respecting one another to facilitate living in one nation.

He paid tribute to the memory of the martyrs and the wounded, wishing for the safe return of the missing, prisoners, and detainees.

He affirmed that the joint forces made a very significant contribution to the War of Dignity, participating on all fronts and fighting 270 battles that made El Fasher a symbol of steadfastness in history, emphasizing that the Battle of Dignity was the test and the challenge, and everyone chose their path.