Al-Burhan: We will not negotiate with the terrorist militia until it leaves civilian facilities and citizens’ residences
Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, 1st. Lieutenant General Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan, renewed that there will be no negotiations with the rebel terrorist militia.
“We will not go to the Jeddah negotiating platform until after the pull out of the militia from the civilian facilities and citizens’ residences in all the cities of Sudan that they have invaded.” Al-Burhan said
In his address today to members of the localities of Ed-Damer, Atbara and Berber, Al-Burhan praised the cohesion of all sectors of the Sudanese people to support the armed forces.
He said, “As long as this is our plan, we will soon win and crush the rebellion, and our confidence is that this battle will end with the defeat of the terrorist militia and its allies,” pointing to the suffering of the Sudan people as a result of the repercussions of the rebellion.
“The battle has one end, which is to crush and destroy the terrorist militia,” he affirmed, noting the role of the Popular Resistance Committees in defeating the rebellious terrorist militia.
“This battle is the battle of the Sudanese people,” Al-Burhan said and it is a people’s issue.
He added, “We promised to the Sudanese who were displaced, whose money was looted, and whose honor was violated that we will avenge them, and we will take their full rights from the terrorist militia, and we will defeat it soon.”
The Head of the Council expressed his thanks and appreciation to all the people of Sudan for their support and donation to the armed forces, noting the model of peaceful coexistence that the people of Sudan enjoy.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces added that if the militia does not leave all areas, we will fight it until it is eliminated, stressing that the involvement of the Sudanese people in the Battle of Dignity is a message to the terrorist militia that the Sudanese people will not accept or allow the presence of the terrorist militia and its aides in the Sudanese scene.