The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia is experiencing a state of confusion and disarray in Al-Nuhud and Ghubeish, amid reports that prominent commanders have fled and that field operatives have renewed contacts seeking to surrender and find a way out of the escalating predicament.
In Al-Nuhud, reliable sources told Shahid Ayan that the woman known as Ijlal Al-Jawda had left the area following her earlier escape, after arrangements were made in coordination with a man known as Moneim Hamid, nicknamed “The Lord.” Their current whereabouts remain unknown. Ijlal is also facing complications in her options for fleeing the country because she does not possess a valid passport, leaving her with limited choices between remaining in Al-Nuhud or heading to Nyala, without any guarantees that she would retain her influence and authority.
In Ghubeish, militia operatives have renewed contact with several prominent local figures who support the state and the Sudanese Armed Forces, in a fresh attempt to open channels for surrender. However, the message conveyed regarding the leadership’s position is clear: there will be no immunity for those involved in killings, violations, and looting, and no settlement will guarantee the protection of looted funds or allow perpetrators to evade accountability.
The sources stress that any potential arrangements for surrender do not automatically extend to political and administrative figures accused of involvement in supporting the militia.
