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SENIOR RSF COMMANDER DEFECTS WITH 300 FIGHTERS TO SUDANESE ARMY. (PHOTO)


 Senior RSF commander defects with 300 fighters to Sudanese army


A commander in paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced that he had defected from the group along with 300 fighters and 30 combat vehicles.


Mohammed Azraq al-Fanjari, commander of the RSF’s Special Tasks Group, announced his defection in a video statement circulated on Sudanese media, Anadolu Agency reported.


Al-Fanjari said he decided to relinquish all of his military duties and responsibilities within the RSF “after an honest review of ourselves and deep reflection on what our country has come to as a result of this futile war.”


He said he is siding with “the sanctity of Sudanese blood and the choice of peace.”


Apology to families


Al-Fanjari also declared that he disassociated himself from any violations committed against civilians or their property and apologised to Sudanese families affected by death, displacement or other harm during the conflict that continues since April 2023.


He called on other members of the paramilitary group to reconsider their positions and leave the group, describing the conflict as “a war without a cause and without a future.”


The commander urged his former colleagues to rally behind the Sudanese Armed Forces and avoid further bloodshed.

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