Disagreements hit rebel elements in the Blue Nile region

The intensity of disputes and clashes escalated among the Rapid Support militia, against the backdrop of the killing of rebel Al-Bishi, and the daily losses it suffers on all fronts of the fighting. At a time when the militia leader, who belongs to the Al-Rifai tribe, Muhammad Al-Rifai, insulted the rebel leader Qajah, and the militia commander in the Blue Nile region, King Shotal. , with racist language.

According to the groups of Rifa’a’s sons, the Rifa’i militia believes that the duo, Qajah and Shutal, are not qualified to succeed Al-Bishi due to their weak fighting capabilities.
Sources in the Blue Nile region said that Major General Obaid Abu Shotal, and a group of people from the region, refused to appoint the brother of Lieutenant Colonel Abdul Rahman Al-Bishi, Sergeant Hamida Al-Bishi, as commander of the militia in the Blue Nile state and threatened to defect and violate instructions.

Abu Shotal had said earlier that the Blue Nile region is the next stop for their military movements. He renewed his warning to the citizens of the Blue Nile to stay away from the military areas, and called on the wise men and men of the native administration to conduct a dialogue with the soldiers in the Fourth Division to avoid what he called “the consequences of war on citizens,” pointing to the overcrowding of the Blue Nile with displaced people.

He called on the citizens of Al-Damazin to benefit from what happened in Sinja, pointing out that Al-Damazin is only 180 kilometers away from the Abu Hajar area, which is controlled by the Rapid Support Forces.
He added that the Blue Nile region had suffered greatly from wars, and that the Rapid Support Forces did not want to repeat the same suffering.