RSF paramilitaries declare rival government happymamay

The Sudanese Palmex forces announced the formation of a competing government of the armed forces in the country, after two years of the war that has become The largest humanitarian crisis in the world.

The leader of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan, said that the group “adopts the only real future of Sudan.”

This announcement came when London hosted a high -level conference for Mark The second anniversary From the conflict, where the UK Foreign Minister David Lami called for a “peace road”.

The fighting rushed, as the army said it had bombed the RSF positions outside the city of Al -Fashir, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee from the Zamzam refugee camp.

Hemedti said that RSF was building a “legal state” and not a country governed by individuals.

“We do not seek domination, but unity. We believe that there is no tribe, region or religion that monopolizes the Sudanese identity.”

He added that his government will provide basic services such as education and health care not only for the areas controlled by RSF, but the entire country.

More than 400 people were killed in the recent attacks by RSF, according to the United Nations, referring to “reliable sources”.

After two years of war, both the army and RSF were accused of war crimes, including genocide and collective sexual violence.

Hemedti has been imprisoned in a power struggle with the commander of the Sudan Army, General Abdul -Fateh Al -Bouran, since April 15, 2023, and created a humanitarian crisis that killed more than 150,000 people and explained more than 12 million people.

The last fighting in the northern capital of Darfur, Forex, forced tens of thousands of civilians from the Zamzam camp for refugees to walk 70 km (43 miles) to Topilla, according to Medical Charity MSF.

Several drought arrived and stated that some children had died of thirst.

Humanitarian agencies have reported the famine -like conditions facing more than 700,000 people in temporary camps around the fascist, with security threats and road barriers that frustrate the delivery of critical aid.

During an international meeting on Tuesday, the United Kingdom promised an additional amount of 120 million pounds (159 million dollars) of medical assistance and assistance, and urged the world not to return its back on Sudan.

Lami said: “Many people have abandoned Sudan – this is a mistake – it is morally wrong when we see many civilians beheading, as infants who are not exposed to sexual violence, and more people who face starvation more than any other place in the world … we cannot simply look away.”

The conference also called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, but the African Union said it would not allow the country to be divided by the army and RSF.