Press Release

Is the Control of Al-Fashir the End of the Plan, or are There Still Poisoned Arrows in the Quiver?!

Sudan has witnessed a major turning point in its war, which has been ongoing for more than two years, as the Rapid Support Forces were able to seize control of the city of Al-Fashir, which was the last stronghold of the Sudanese army in the Darfur region of western Sudan, thus tightening their grip on it, and the clashes are now concentrated in the neighboring Kordofan region.

According to United Nations estimates, more than 36,000 civilians have been displaced since last Sunday from Al-Fashir, most of them women and children, due to the battles, after they were subjected to numerous violations, including murder based on identity, arson, and rape of girls and women, in addition to looting, plunder, and kidnapping for ransom. Most of them headed to the town of Tawila, which is 70 kilometers away and was originally home to about 650,000 displaced people, which further exacerbates the humanitarian situation in that town, which has become the last safe haven for the population in northern Darfur in general. The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe in Al-Fashir after Al-Burhan acknowledged the army's withdrawal from it. It explained that the Rapid Support Forces committed new horrific crimes there, as video clips showed elements affiliated with it carrying out mass liquidation operations against civilian residents and prisoners from the army and groups allied with it. The Sudanese Doctors Network, which works in the humanitarian field, also accused the Rapid Support Forces of liquidating patients and their companions in the only hospital operating in Al-Fashir. The Sudanese government, which has taken the city of Port Sudan in the far east of the country as a temporary capital instead of Khartoum, said that the violations of the Rapid Support Forces amount to genocide, as they have killed about two thousand civilians since they took control of the city of Al-Fashir, and those who tried to leave the city were also subjected to violations, including rape, looting, and kidnapping for ransom. The Executive Director of UNICEF said that about 130,000 children in Al-Fashir, who have been besieged for more than 500 days, are at risk of serious violations, including killing, mutilation, abduction, and sexual violence, stressing in a statement that no child is safe there in light of the shortage of food, water, and medicine, and they are facing deteriorating humanitarian conditions.

As usual, the Security Council expressed its concern about the reported atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces against the civilian population, and called on all parties to the conflict to immediately commit to a ceasefire. This Council, which was absent throughout the war, even from condemnation and criticism, because the major or influential countries within it are the ones fueling the conflict in Sudan.

Oh people of Sudan: How long will the conflict in Sudan and elsewhere remain fuel for international ambitions and their conflicts with their malicious plans, interventions, and supplying the conflicting parties with weapons to completely control it?! Your women and children have been suffering for more than two years from this bloody conflict, which only achieves the interests of the West and its allies in controlling the fate of Sudan, which has long been coveted by them for its location and wealth, so it is in their interest to tear it apart and disperse it. The Rapid Support Forces' seizure of Al-Fashir is just another link in these plans, as America wants to carve out the Darfur region and concentrate its influence in Sudan and eliminate British influence in it.

The solution is not in a democratic government or in a military government, but rather in getting rid of the influence of the infidel, colonizing West in all its forms, guises, and followers. The solution is in bringing Islam to the seat of government, under the second righteous Caliphate according to the method of Prophethood, ﴿If Allah should aid you, no one can overcome you; but if He should forsake you, who is there that can aid you after Him? And upon Allah let the believers rely﴾.

The Women's Section

In the Central Media Office of Hizb ut-Tahrir