What is (Taqaddum) Striving for?

Report – Sudan Events

Does the Civilian Democratic Forces Coordination (Taqaddum) really aim to find a solution to the Sudanese crisis through its intense activity in neighboring African and Arab capitals, and does it have the tools? Or does it have other goals that it seeks to pass and confirm before the dust of the ongoing battle between the army and the Rapid Support since last April settles?.
(Taqaddum), whose delegation began a visit to Juba, the capital of South Sudan, yesterday (Wednesday), continued to stress that its tours aim to mobilize and coordinate international and regional efforts to give priority to the option of a peaceful solution to end the war, but many believe that there are hidden goals!!
Foothold
Given the way Taqaddum dealt with the crisis, there is much evidence confirming that it is pursuing goals other than those announced, which is what political analyst Dr. Naji Mustafa, when he confirmed to (Sudan Events), that (Taqaddum) is not looking for a solution to the current security crisis, but rather for a foothold.
He said that there is evidence and testimony to that, the first of which is that it did not appear during the crisis, but rather after six months, and therefore the timing of its appearance is suspicious, and the second is that before its appearance it did not have positive positions. He added that you may not be active in the political arena, but you have a positive position that expresses the voice of the Sudanese people and the oppressed.
Dr. Naji mentioned that the third evidence is that (Taqaddum) does not always come with a factor of the people’s choice, and now it came carried by the desires of the embassies and international intelligence that subjugated it and opened the IGAD countries and the presidential palaces in the countries to receive it, and therefore it did not emerge from the womb of the Sudanese people.
The fourth factor is that it speaks on behalf of (the Dagalo militia) and does not express the prevailing opinion that opposes and criminalizes the rebellion and considers it a crime and condemns it, but it did not condemn it.
The fifth factor – according to Dr. Naji that the issue does not need negotiation or the Jeddah platform or anything else, and that international intelligence is seeking to prolong the war as evidence that it has not proposed any serious solution, and he noted that what happened is a rebellion that attacks civilians and destroys the economy and the decisive decision is to force it to stop by the force of international law, and this solution was not presented by (Taqaddum).
Dr. Naji concluded: (So it is seeking to find a foothold and reproduce itself so that it can manage the coming period).
Political suicide
Consistent with this opinion was the journalist and political analyst Mohammad Osman Al-Radi, who believed that (Taqaddum) would like to return to the political scene, but this time with an international bridge and with the consent of the international community.
He told (Sudan Events): This step did not gain the will or acceptance of the Sudanese people, and they were tried in the past when they were in power and did not offer anything.
He added: The other matter is their support for the Rapid Support Forces (RSF (their military wing)), which has become completely rejected by the Sudanese people due to the torture, abuse and killing they practice.
He continued: Return of (Taqaddum) to power is the testing which had been tested and a step surrounded by many local, regional and international risks, so they will not be accepted or satisfied.
He described the matter as political suicide or a conflagration of their political history because they were dependent on the international community and the capitals of Arab and African countries, while these capitals have no influence, such as IGAD, the African Union, and others. He stressed that it is a failed step and will not bear any fruit or result for either them or the Sudanese people.
Al-Radi noted the military victories of the army in the capital during the past days, and considered that (Taqaddum) wants, with this step, to attract attention, distract public opinion from the victories, throw ashes in the eyes, and mislead world public opinion that it is acceptable and a political incubator that has weight. He said: This step is fraught with dangers and will not gain support by the Sudanese people.
Al-Radi considered that if it had been “Taqaddum” alone, some Sudanese people would have sympathized with it, but its embrace of the military wing (Rapid Support Forces reduces its chances.