Sudan.. a fierce war of words between Al-Burhan and Brotherhood leaders

The war of words came against the backdrop of statements by Abdel-Hay Yusuf, the leader of the Sudanese “Islamic Movement”, which includes Fraternity organizationwho was considered one of the army’s biggest supporters, followed a tweet by Al-Misbah Talha, the commander of the Al-Baraa battalion, which is fighting alongside the army.

In a video that sparked widespread controversy among Sudanese, Youssef launched a scathing attack on… Evidence andSudanese army.

During a symposium at the Center for Access to Political Development – based in the Turkish city of Istanbul – Youssef acknowledged the relative progress made in some areas by Brotherhood brigades fighting alongside the military.

Youssef described Al-Burhan as “a weak person who does not respect conventions” and said: “Al-Burhan is not able to eliminate the Islamists, because they are present in his office.”

Youssef held Al-Burhan responsible for allowing the concentration Rapid Support Forces In strategic areas of the capital “without the approval of the army”.

Ali Al-Burhan said while addressing a number of officers and soldiers in… Omdurman region Army: The army belongs to all Sudanese, not to a particular party, and whoever has fighters “let him come and take them.”

He added: “Yesterday we heard a misguided and takfiri person saying that there is no army, and that is a lie.”

A few minutes after Al-Burhan’s statements, Al-Misbah Talha Qaid tweeted Al-Baraa Battalion He supports the military on his page Facebook Criticizing Al-Burhan’s statements and defending Yusef.

A reliable source confirmed to Sky News Arabia that the statements by Youssef and the commander of the Al-Baraa battalion caused great anger among senior military officers, some of whom demanded that the Al-Baraa battalion and all Brotherhood battalions be excluded from the decision – making centers in the army, pointing out the great dangers surrounding the army because of its attitude with those battalions.

The development comes amid widespread accusations that the Brotherhood has kidnapped the military and controlled its decisions.

Last April, former ambassador Sana Hamad, a prominent member of the organization, said she was ordered by the organization to conduct investigations into a number of military leaders after the regime was toppled. Al-Bashirwhich indicates the organizational relationship to the army.

In fact, since taking power in 1989, the organization has made major changes in the military and imposed organizational control over it.

On the other hand, disagreements within the organization are increasing Brotherhood. Recently, the meetings held by the organization at the level of the “Shura Council” witnessed great divisions and disagreements, at a time when observers accused the army of giving wide freedom to a number of leaders of the organization who escaped from prison and are wanted by the international community. justice and who participated in those meetings.

Although Al-Burhan has previously criticized the organization’s meetings as dangerous to the country, observers have questioned those criticisms, noting the identification of the security and judicial services with the organization, based on the organization’s influence in the military.