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Forming the “Popular Resistance”… Will Sudan be dragged into a civil war?
Forming the “Popular Resistance”… Will Sudan be dragged into a civil war?
Over the past few days, calls and announcements have spread about the formation of the so-called popular resistance in the country in support of the army against the Rapid Support Forces, which have expanded greatly at the expense of the army… 12.31.2023, Sputnik Arabic
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Will the formation of popular resistance lead Sudan to civil war or end the fighting with rapid support? First, Dr. says. Muhammad Mustafa, head of the Arab-African Center for the Culture of Peace and Democracy in Sudan, said that arming citizens under any name other than the regular army will have disastrous consequences for the state, even if the name appears to be patriotic and its slogan is to protect the country. Total chaos. He added in his interview with “Sputnik” that it is known that in In all countries of the world, there are trained and qualified armed forces that are spent from the state budget on arming, training, qualifying and management, and their duties are to protect the nation’s borders, its interests and the gains of its people. If necessary to recruit any additional number, there is a law and specific channels through which new recruits are attracted to supplement any deficiency and fill any loophole or gap that appears. In any command or unit. The director of the Arab Center stressed that distributing weapons in this random manner may be a gateway to the expansion of the targeted party faster, because most of the militants do not know how to use weapons and have not fought a battle before, so they can be easy prey and a spoils project for experienced rapid support. In guerrilla warfare, the rapid and lightning movement of rapid support may confuse the calculations of the mobilized, or at least part of them, and when part of any force is confused, it will be a reason for the defeat of the rest of the force. Civil War Mustafa pointed out that the ignorance of the majority of the targeted and mobilized with the ABCs of war may be a reason for a disruption. And confusion during the battle, which hastens their defeat, so we see that indiscriminate arming may cost the army greater losses and may plunge the entire country into a spiral of civil war, because these mobilized will inevitably become many factions with different agendas and ambitions. A step to stop the war. Dr. differs. Rabie Abdel Ati, the Sudanese political analyst, agreed with the previous leader by saying, “I do not see that (the popular resistance) is a prelude or a path towards civil war. Rather, it is resistance, and there were experiences in the past similar to those steps, when there was the popular defense, which all the people went to.” Sudan at all levels, from the worker to the doctor, the engineer, the university professor, and even the minister, and they presented martyrs in South Sudan. He added in his interview with “Sputnik,” and had it not been for those precious sacrifices in South Sudan, for which he was martyred, and for the sake of that work carried out by the Popular Defense, he would not have sat down. John Garang to negotiate, and the position was very weak, knowing that he was in a very strong position during the rule of Sadiq al-Mahdi (1986-1989), when the Sudanese army lost many cities and Garang dreamed of ruling Sudan and one city fell after another. Rabie pointed out that the Popular Defense He was the one who supported the Sudanese army during that previous period, and it was composed of civilians, students, those who graduated from universities, those who were on teaching positions, and were doctors in hospitals. They all left these professions from which they earned and went to South Sudan, and the number of victims reached more than thirty. A thousand citizens, and when the war in the south ended and the agreement was signed, they did not insist that they had taken up arms, but rather surrendered their weapons, because they were originally in support of the Sudanese army. Abdel-Ateb stressed that popular resistance is the medicine or healing balm to eliminate these gangs and expel them from homes. Citizens, because the war now is no longer a war between an army and an army, but rather it is a security issue and security is everyone’s responsibility, and I believe that this is a very successful step to eliminate this rebellion and impose security aspects and restore order. It is also a call for citizens to return to their homes and practice their normal lives, and this It is the last stage of this conflict and this war. Al-Burhan said, in his speech, that “the Rapid Support militia continues to destroy Sudan,” stressing that “the way to stop the war is one, which is the withdrawal of the Rapid Support from Al-Jazira State and the rest of the cities of Sudan,” according to the Sudanese News Agency. SUNA. He thanked “the efforts of Sudan’s brothers and some of its neighbors who are working with us for the safety of Sudan,” noting that he supports “the calls to stop the war in Sudan and discuss ways to resolve the crisis.” Since last April 15, large-scale violent clashes have continued between Sudanese army forces and forces Rapid Support in various areas of Sudan. The two parties to the conflict agreed several times on a ceasefire, but it was not adhered to. The differences between the President of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council and Commander of the Sudanese Armed Forces, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, became public after the signing of the “Agreement.” The “framework” establishing the transitional period between the military component and the civilian component in December of last year, which approved the army’s exit from politics and the handing over of power to civilians. Daglo accused the Sudanese army of planning to remain in power, and not handing over power to civilians after the army’s demands to integrate the Rapid Support Forces under The Armed Forces Brigade, while the army considered the movements of the Rapid Support Forces a rebellion against the state. The battles caused tens of thousands of deaths and injuries, as well as the displacement of millions inside and outside Sudan.
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During the past few days, calls and announcements have spread about the formation of the so-called popular resistance in the country in support of the army against the Rapid Support Forces, which expanded greatly at the expense of the army during the past weeks, which was met with approval from some and warning and rejection from others, and each has its own supports and justifications.
Will the formation of popular resistance lead Sudan to civil war or end the fighting with rapid support?
Total chaos
He added in his interview with “Sputnik”: It is known that in all countries of the world there are trained and qualified armed forces that are spent from the state budget on armament, training, rehabilitation and management, and their duties are to protect the nation’s borders, its interests and the gains of its people, and if necessary to recruit any additional number there is a law and specific channels through which it can be carried out. Through attracting new recruits to supplement any deficiency and fill any loophole or gap that appears in any leadership or unit.
Mustafa pointed out that calls to arm citizens in a random manner like this (popular resistance) will whet the appetite of any criminal to possess a weapon to use for his own purposes. There are also those who want to use weapons to settle scores outside the scope of the declared war, and among them are those who want to use it for a racist goal and thus the arming process. This could be a great opportunity to spread complete chaos throughout Sudan.
The director of the Arab Center stressed that this random distribution of weapons may be a gateway to the expansion of the targeted party faster, because most of the militants do not know how to use weapons and have not fought a battle before, so they can be easy prey and a spoils project for quick support experienced in guerrilla warfare. Rapid movement A quick support attack may confuse the calculations of the mobilized, or at least part of them, and when a part of any force is confused, it will be a reason for the defeat of the rest of the force.
Civil war
Mustafa pointed out that the ignorance of the majority of those targeted and mobilized about the ABCs of war may be a reason for disruption and confusion during the battle, which will hasten their defeat. Therefore, we see that indiscriminate arming may cost the army greater losses and may plunge the entire country into a spiral of civil war, because these mobilized will inevitably become numerous factions. Different agendas and ambitions.
A step to stop the war
Dr. varies. Rabie Abdel Ati, the Sudanese political analyst, agreed with the previous leader by saying, “I do not see that (the popular resistance) is a prelude or a path towards civil war. Rather, it is resistance, and there were experiences in the past similar to those steps, when there was the popular defense, which all the people went to.” Sudan at various levels, from worker to doctor, engineer, university professor and even minister, and they presented martyrs in South Sudan.
He added in his interview with “Sputnik”, “If it had not been for those precious sacrifices in South Sudan, for which he was martyred and for the work carried out by the Popular Defense, John Garang would not have sat down to negotiate and the position would have been very weak, knowing that he was in a very strong position during the rule of Al-Sadiq.” Al-Mahdi (1986-1989), where the Sudanese army lost many cities and Garang dreamed of ruling Sudan, and one city fell after another.
Rabie pointed out that it was the Popular Defense that supported the Sudanese army during that previous period, and it was made up of civilians, students, and those who graduated from universities, who were on teaching podiums, and were doctors in hospitals. They all left these professions from which they earned and went to the south. Sudan: The number of victims reached more than thirty thousand citizens, and when the war in the south ended and the agreement was signed, they did not insist that they had taken up arms, but rather surrendered their weapons, because they were originally in support of the Sudanese army.
The political analyst believes that popular resistance is not the first step towards civil war, as some say, but rather it is the first and last step to ending the rebellion in its entirety, and that the experiences of the people of Sudan in standing with the Sudanese army does not mean that taking up arms by the people is a seed for a new rebellion. This is what I believe, according to history and the facts on the ground, given the nature of the people of Sudan and their ability to resist and stand in support of the Sudanese army.
Abdel-Ateb stressed that popular resistance is the medicine or the healing balm to eliminate these gangs and expel them from the homes of citizens, because the war now is no longer a war between an army and an army, but rather a security issue and security is everyone’s responsibility, and I believe that this is a very successful step to eliminate this rebellion and impose The security aspects and the mother’s stability, and it is also a call for citizens to return to their homes and practice their normal lives, and this is the final stage of this conflict and this war.
Al-Burhan said, in his speech, that “the Rapid Support militia continues to destroy Sudan,” stressing that “the only way to stop the war is the withdrawal of the Rapid Support from Al-Jazira State and the rest of the cities of Sudan,” according to the Sudanese News Agency, SUNA.
He thanked “the efforts of Sudan’s brothers and some of its neighbors who are working with us for the safety of Sudan,” noting that he supports “the calls to stop the war in Sudan and discuss ways to resolve the crisis.”
Since last April 15, large-scale violent clashes have continued between Sudanese army forces and the Rapid Support Forces in various areas of Sudan.
The two parties to the conflict agreed several times to a ceasefire, but it was not adhered to.
The differences between the President of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council and Commander of the Sudanese Armed Forces, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, became public after the signing of the “Framework Agreement” establishing the transitional period between the military component and the civilian component in December of last year, which approved the exit of the army. Of politics and handing over power to civilians.
Daglo accused the Sudanese army of planning to remain in power, and not handing over power to civilians after the army’s demands to integrate the Rapid Support Forces under the banner of the armed forces, while the army considered the movements of the Rapid Support Forces to be a rebellion against the state.
The fighting caused tens of thousands of deaths and injuries, as well as the displacement of millions inside and outside Sudan.
