Daglo: SAF’s blatant use of chemical weapons is supported by evidence as the Egyptian military support continues
The Commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), 1st Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, stated that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) used internationally prohibited chemical weapons, dropping barrel bombs in its attacks on a number of cities and regions across Sudan, in addition, there is plentiful material evidence proving the aforementioned fact, as the attacks resulted in significant contamination of water sources.
In a speech addressed to the Sudanese people and his forces, Daglo indicated that the Egyptian support for the Sudanese Army continues, revealing information regarding the arrival of drones that his forces have dealt with, in addition to land shipments that, according to the Commander, amounted to 32 vehicles that arrived in recent days.
In regards to the humanitarian aspect, the Commander of the Rapid Support Forces pledged to establish “medical cities” to treat those wounded in the war. He also directed sharp criticism at what he described as “mercenaries” affiliated with the Armed Movements fighting alongside the Sudanese Army, sharing that they “are subjected to humiliation in battle and even while receiving treatment.”
Daglo reiterated that his forces “will not be complacent” in the battlefield, considering that the issue has become clear: “You are either with us or against us,” calling for what he described as the “complete eradication of the cancer.”
The RSF Commander confirmed the elimination of (70%) of the force known as “Al-Sayyad Division,” which represents a power mantle for the Army and mercenaries, calling on his valiant RSF soldiers (Al-Ashaws) to complete the “liberation” of the remaining areas in Kordofan.
Daglo described the recent battles in the areas of Al-Khawi and Al-Dibaibat as a “great victory” over the Army and its mercenary allies, noting that “Al-Sayyad” was a major military operation that included forces reinforced with advanced weapons and support from “external parties,” including those he described as “ISIS members.”
In his speech, the Commander vowed to continue the attack on other areas, noting that what he called “ISIS forces” had gathered in the city of El-Obeid. He confirmed that military arrangements were in place on various fronts to confront these forces and prevent their expansion.
The Commander concluded his address with a message of reassurance to the people of the Northern state, urging them not to pay attention to the lies being spread. He emphasized that his forces hadn’t and wouldn’t attack innocent civilians, warning against the consequences of supporting the terrorist Army or the military and political leaders associated with it. He stated that “everyone loyal to Karti, Ahmed Haroun, and Osama Abdullah is a legitimate target,” emphasizing that they had lists of the names of those “involved” in igniting and perpetuating the ongoing war from the terrorist Islamic Movement.
