Evidence: Regime forces continue to restore security, stability and defeat the enemy

Khartoum – OnePress

The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, General Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan, stressed that the Sudanese police will remain the watchful eye on the security of citizens and the preservation of their rights, praising its strong traditions and professional and disciplinary systems that contributed to the consolidation of its role in serving society and maintaining security and stability.

Al-Burhan said during his speech today at the graduation ceremony of the 22nd batch of qualifying officers at the Faculty of Police and Law Sciences, that the police remained the trust of the Sudanese people, recalling the contributions of the first generation of its leaders in building the police institution and consolidating its values and professional traditions.

The head of the Sovereign Council praised the role played by the police in supporting the armed forces during the war, pointing out their participation in the fighting alongside the armed forces, stressing that they are entrusted with the rights of citizens and carry an extended legacy of serving the people.

Al-Burhan assured the Sudanese people that the armed forces, supported by other regular forces, are continuing their efforts to restore security and stability throughout the country, stressing that "the enemy will be defeated," and that citizens will return to their areas and villages to lead normal lives.

Regarding the possibility of imposing sanctions on Sudan, Al-Burhan reduced its impact on the country, stressing that it will not fail to support the Sudanese people, and said: "Our soul and our destiny are in the hands of God." He also called on citizens not to pay attention to what he described as rumors promoted by opponents of the government about the imposition of a no-fly zone on Sudan.

Al-Burhan stressed the continuation of what he called the "Battle of Dignity" until the liberation of all Sudanese territory, criticizing the political forces abroad, accusing them of seeking to subjugate the people through sanctions. He stressed that the Sudanese people will not be broken, and those forces will not be able to return to the rule of the country.

He also praised the sacrifices made by the Sudanese during the war, saying that the people did not want the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) to return to the political scene.

With regard to the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement, Al-Burhan pointed out that the SPLM-N, led by the Deputy Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Malik Agar, has fully joined the armed forces, calling on the rest of the armed movements to take the same step.