The Unification of Armies: The Generation of Heroism Meets the Generation of Sacrifice
Sudan Events – Report
The Sudanese scene has rapidly echoed with the Sudanese army’s victories in Al-Fasher, Bahri, and Khartoum. The unification of the Omdurman armies and the Signal Corps with the forces stationed at the command headquarters, alongside the liberation of the Al-Jaili Refinery, marked a new phase in the “Battle of Dignity,” with Sudanese citizens eagerly awaiting the conclusion of this chapter to declare the country free from militia forces.
Breaking the Siege
On Friday, the Sudanese army achieved another significant victory in the “Battle of Dignity.”
Forces from Omdurman and Kadro successfully joined with the Signal Corps to break the siege on the Sudanese army’s General Command in Khartoum.
The Sudanese army announced on Friday that it had completed the second phase of its operations by uniting the Bahri and Omdurman forces with troops stationed at the General Command.
In a press statement, the army stated: “The Armed Forces Command congratulates our forces across all combat axes on this victory, which coincided with repelling the treacherous attack by Al-Dagalo militia on Friday morning on the steadfast city of Al-Fasher, driving them out of the Al-Jaili Refinery and military industries complex.”
Celebrations of Victory
Upon the announcement of the armies’ unification and the lifting of the siege on the General Command, Sudanese citizens in several cities took to the streets to celebrate the army’s victories. They chanted slogans like “One Army, One People” and praised the Armed Forces and their continuous achievements.
Government: A Turning Point
The official government spokesperson and Minister of Culture and Information, Khalid Al-Aysar, described the army’s victories in Khartoum, Bahri, Al-Fasher, and Kordofan, as well as other battlefronts, as a pivotal moment in the journey to restore security and stability to the beloved nation. He emphasized that each step is a result of the sacrifices of the nation’s heroic sons who have given everything for its sake.
In a Facebook post, he wrote: “Praise be to Allah, who has enabled our people to tread the path of struggle and victories with unmatched pride, dignity, and courage, and an unwavering determination.”
He added: “Our strong army’s victories in Khartoum, Bahri, Al-Fasher, and Kordofan, along with several combat fronts, represent a significant turning point in our journey toward restoring security and stability to our beloved nation. Every step we take is the result of the sacrifices of the brave sons of this nation, who have given their all for its sake.”
Al-Aysar continued: “The advance of our valiant army, alongside supporting forces and volunteers, is a living testament to the unity of our people and their resilience in defending their land and dignity. We will not rest until we see every inch of our nation secure, stable, peaceful, and prosperous.”
He stressed that popular unity and strong will are the primary drivers that give confidence to the army and the Sudanese people that victory is near and that Allah will not waste the efforts of the sons of this noble nation.
Al-Aysar prayed for the safety of the homeland, for the success of all efforts, and for the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country to rest in peace in paradise.
He concluded: “Our valiant army is advancing with unwavering determination on multiple fronts, while the militias are collapsing day and night. We will persist with unyielding resolve until every militia, rebellion, and mercenary, along with their internal and external collaborators, is eradicated. By Allah’s grace and support, complete victory will soon be achieved, and our nation will recover its strength, security, and peace.”
Intelligence Joins the Victory Path
Meanwhile, the Director General of Sudan’s General Intelligence Service, Lieutenant General Ahmed Ibrahim Mufaddal, his deputy, Lieutenant General Muhammad Abbas Al-Labeeb, and all members of the service across all locations extended warm congratulations to the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, his deputy, and his assistants, as well as to the Chief of Staff, his deputies, officers, and soldiers of the valiant Armed Forces. The congratulatory message also extended to the brave soldiers in Bahri, at the General Command, in the Signal Corps, and at the General Intelligence Service headquarters in Bahri, who remained steadfast and unbroken despite the prolonged siege.
The service stated in its declaration: “With the grace of Allah, our Armed Forces and their supporting forces have today demonstrated an exemplary level of sacrifice and dedication through the unification of armies from all fronts, breaking the unjust siege on the General Command, and uniting with the Signal Corps and Intelligence forces at Shendi Bus Station in Bahri. This prolonged siege was met with steadfast bravery and faith by our courageous soldiers, who were ultimately blessed by Allah with a great victory and glorious triumph.”
The statement added: “Your victories today have filled the hearts of the Sudanese people with pride, proving that our valiant soldiers in the Armed Forces and all forces participating in the ‘Battle of Dignity’ are the embodiment of patience, determination, and the banner of pride and dignity in the face of all aggressors.”
The General Intelligence Service hailed the courage of the Commander-in-Chief, his wise leadership, the resilience of the Chief of Staff and his deputies, and the dedication of officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers across all units, who have drawn the contours of a free and honorable Sudan.
The service reaffirmed its commitment to being a steadfast ally of the Armed Forces in the “Battle of Dignity and Liberation,” with unwavering determination, enduring patience, and unshakable trust in Allah, vowing to be at the forefront of efforts to defend Sudan, its security, and its stability until every inch of the land is cleansed from the treachery and betrayal of militias.
