Khartoum: The Sudan Liberation Forces Gathering Movement affirmed its unwavering determination to press forward with the comprehensive liberation of the country, the restoration of security and stability across all regions, and the advancement toward Darfur, with a focus on securing the dignified and safe return of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and addressing their humanitarian conditions.
According to Sudan News Agency, the statement came during an inspection visit on Tuesday by TSC Member and Movement Chairman Abdullah Yahya to the movement's forces at their headquarters in Khartoum, accompanied by several military and political leaders. The visit formed part of efforts to strengthen institutional communication and boost troop morale.
Yahya commended the significant sacrifices and major battlefield gains achieved by the forces across various fronts in defense of the nation's sovereignty and honor, reaffirming firm resolve to continue efforts aimed at liberating the country from the terrorist Dagalo family militia and its affiliates, while stressing the importance of enhancing combat readiness.
He further highlighted the movement leadership's commitment to supporting its forces through strengthened moral and logistical backing, addressing field challenges, and caring for the families of martyrs and the wounded by providing necessary assistance, in line with its national and humanitarian responsibilities.
The Movement Chairman renewed his call for unity and cohesion among all components, urging commanders and troops to continue their duties with discipline and responsibility until full victory is achieved, noting that the current phase requires heightened patience and resilience.
Yahya concluded that victory is inevitable through the will and sacrifices of the Sudanese people - including the Armed Forces, Joint Forces, and Popular Resistance - affirming that these sacrifices will not be in vain and that the strategic objective of liberating the country and building an inclusive state founded on justice and peace remains steadfast.