News from Al-Madinah: Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, the president of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, cautioned members of the National Congress and the Islamic Movement against seeking safety in the army, stressing that the army is impartial towards all political parties.
Al-Burhan emphasised that no political party will be able to undermine the armed forces. He said: “No one will be able to undermine the armed forces, we are not frightened, and the army is not loyal to any party, and approaching it is a red line.
“Freedom and change” and the parties who helped overthrow the previous government have the right to define the specifics of the remaining stages of a transitional period, according to Al-Burhan, who also explained that there are understandings that go along the way to finding a solution to the country’s current political crisis.
The hadith of the proof is relevant given the debate surrounding the controversial return of many National Congress (the political wing of the Brotherhood) members to state institutions and the restoration of numerous assets and funds seized from them following the annulment of many decisions made by the Committee for the Definite Empowerment Remaining against them.
Last Monday, the spokesperson for the Sudanese Armed Forces refuted claims made about coordination with the Brotherhood and proof groups that took part in a recently arranged army march by members of the National Conference, ISIS, and the Islamic Movement.
The statement indicated that the position of the armed forces and the resources in the statement of the Commander in Chief last July and the judge “with the withdrawal of the armed forces from the political scene if the political forces agree. ”
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The Sudanese Army’s “Red Line” is evidence.
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