
2025-09-12
Al-Radar: Sudan Towards a Protracted War..
By Professor/Ehab Al-Nakhli
What is happening now in terms of targeting infrastructure, such as drone strikes on power stations in Omdurman and military manufacturing sites, is part of a systematic strategy pursued by the militia, especially after its heavy losses in El Fasher and its withdrawal from Khartoum.
Rapid Support Strategy:
War of Attrition and Qualitative Strikes
The withdrawal from Khartoum was not the end of the militia, but rather a repositioning towards Darfur and Kordofan, where the social incubator and geographical extension are.
Hitting infrastructure such as electricity, water, and communications aims to confuse the army, stir up chaos, and weaken the morale of civilians.
The use of drones has become an effective weapon in the hands of the militia, especially after losing field control in major cities.
Can Khartoum be targeted again?
Yes, and according to recent reports, the Rapid Support Forces may resort to
new air strikes on vital installations in the capital, especially with the return of the displaced persons and cries of "voluntary return," limited infiltration operations, or internal bombings through sleeper cells, with the aim of destabilizing the situation and showing that the war has not ended.
A media and psychological war to undermine confidence in the army's ability to secure the capital.
And the question that arises
Where is the compass of the situation in Sudan heading?
The situation is heading towards a new phase of the war, characterized by positioning in Darfur and Kordofan, where the militia seeks to rebuild its strength, and the announcement of a parallel government in Darfur.
– The army’s readiness for a decisive battle The statements of Al-Burhan and state leaders indicate the intention to resolve the battle in western Sudan after the rainy season.
– Increasing defections within the Rapid Support Forces – There are indications of internal disintegration, fleeing recruits, and a decline in the tribal incubator.
– Possible external interventions Continued external support for the militia across the borders may prolong the war.
In the end, the war has not ended, but its tools and locations have changed. If Sudan wants to get out of this tunnel, it will need a real military resolution, and a comprehensive political solution, by adopting the army leaders for the project of the Ummah, the Rightly Guided Caliphate, this is being sincere to God alone, who deserves praise, thanks and praise.
Source: Al-Radar
