Hi. I follow some Arabic language X accounts about the conflict through the help of translation function. Do you know any good English language X accounts or other kind of sources dedicated to the conflict? Thank you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmNeiP63ly8

https://www.smallarmssurvey.org/sites/default/files/resources/SAS-HSBA-Briefing-Paper-2025-RSF-EN.pdf

all we know about the northren boarder disbute between Egypt and Sudan (in Halayip & shilateen & - Beer tawell) but what about this area? What its size. كلنا نعرف المنازعات الحدودية الشمالية بين مصر والسودان (حلايب وشلاتين - بير طويل) لكن ماذا عن اسم هذه المنطقة الصغيرة وما مساحتها

Pour yourself some shai and lean back in that angareb, because rule 2 is suspended, so you can express your opinions, promote your art, talk about your personal lives, shitpost, complain, etc. even if it has nothing to do with Sudan or the sub. Or do nothing at all. على كيفك يا زول

I want to know more about Sudanese culture and would like to know what things I should know

What is all this hate against political parties and civilians doing politics about? Did people forget that the RSF was created by the Sudanese military (Omar Al Bashir) itself out of the Janjaweed?

What is all this praises for the army? It’s their Job.

the role of a National army is to DEFEND the sovereignty of the state and protect civilians (although they did one and not the other people are blindfolded). The “mustanfirin” are the only ones that really deserve praises for their work, however the army itself just did their job chasing away the RSF militia that they created themselves.

The army have been wrongly doing politics ever since Sudan was created instead of focusing on our borders and defending the country and preventing conflicts.

In regards to the Gahata as much as I don’t share their views and stand during this war I still think they are ok. They are Sudanese civilians that are doing politics and it is their right to do so. You don’t have to share their views, you think that they want to rule, they won’t rule by force because they are civilians and NOT ARMED militants. They will simply go for an election and YOU can CHOOSE who to vote. Now due to their views and stand during the war people won’t vote for them and they will step aside and continue with their politics full stop. They will not cause armed conflicts displacement deaths.

Everything they are doing, the splitting disagreements etc happen in political parties everywhere around the world. They are politicians and that’s what politicians do. Doing politics is every Sudanese citazin right I repeat as long as you are not armed IT IS OK.

The real problem is when the head of military want to do politics. Armed men shouldn’t be head of state. The military role is solely to DEFEND the country, but because the military have been doing politics ever since the state of Sudan was created we have now 50+ armies with each commender at the top doing politics and expecting a position. If politicians (civilians) disagree they will at most offend each other, but if we have militants disagreeing while doing politics instead of just worrying about state defence we will always end up at war, as we have been.

Reflect and stop this nonsense. The root of all Sudans issues is the Military ever since Sudan’s independence. If this Militants Burhan or whoever wants to do politics they should put the army uniform behind and be a civilian full stop. And every Sudanese person with whatever views should be allowed to express their views and do politics, if you have Islamists views, or Revolutionaries views it’s ok, as long as you are not armed yakhi. Da shnu da.

As Taqadum and Hamdook spent 18 month trying to destroy the sudanese army and help the RSF win it seems the turning tide has led them to reconsider there previous approach. Hamdook had bragged about many achievements (not entirely sure what they were) but there were three standout achievements.

A) Signing with Hemedti and giving him lovey Dovey eyes.

B) Getting unprecedented financial aid commitments in France (no one saw a cent).

C) but the biggest achievement is every month after failure they would claim to have expanded the alliance and gotten even more members. Sadly it seems to be falling apart with half the group seemingly tired of backing the RSF. So now we this golden comedy.

تصريح صحفي

الخميس ٣٠ يناير ٢٠٢٥م.

الموقف الرسمي لتنسيقية القوى الديمقراطية المدنية (تقدم) كان ومازال أن التنسيقية لا تسعى إلى تشكيل حكومة منفى أو حكومة موازية.

في اجتماع الهيئة القيادية لـ(تقدم)، الذي اختُتمت أعماله في ٦ ديسمبر من العام المنصرم، طُرح مقترح تشكيل حكومة من قِبل مجموعة داخل الهيئة القيادية، ولم يحدث توافق حول المقترح داخلها. وعليه، فقد قرر الاجتماع إحالة قضية منازعة الشرعية وقضايا أخرى إلى الآلية السياسية، التي عقدت عدة اجتماعات وأصدرت توصيات أُحيلت إلى الأمانة العامة والهيئة القيادية للتنسيقية.

توافقت الآلية السياسية في آخر اجتماع لها على فك الارتباط بين الكيانات والأفراد الذين يصرون على المضي في تشكيل الحكومة، وبين الكيانات والأفراد المتمسكين بعدم تشكيل أي حكومة بصورة منفردة أو مع أي من أطراف القتال. وشكلت لجنة للتوصل إلى صيغة فك الارتباط بما يعظم المتفق عليه بين الطرفين، ليعمل كل منهما بصورة مستقلة سياسياً وتنظيمياً عن الآخر، مع كامل التقدير للخيارات المختلفة التي بنيت على حيثيات مفهومة لكل طرف. إلا أن واقع الحال يقول بأن هذه الخيارات لا يمكن أن تتعايش داخل تحالف واحد رافض للحرب وغير منحاز لأي من أطرافها.

نحن نستشعر أثر الحرب البالغ في دفع الجميع نحو الاستقطاب والانقسام، وستظل تنسيقية القوى الديمقراطية غير منحازة لأي طرف من أطراف الحرب، ولا تعترف بشرعية سلطة الأمر الواقع في بورتسودان أو أي سلطة أخرى. ونرفض الحرب والعنف كوسيلة لإدارة الصراع السياسي في البلاد، وسنعمل على بناء جبهة مدنية رافضة للحرب ومؤمنة بوحدة البلاد. كما سنعمل على المساهمة في إيقاف الحرب عبر العمل الجماهيري والدبلوماسي، بالإضافة إلى العمل على إنهاء الحرب عبر حوار شامل لكل القوى الفاعلة، يُؤسس على مشروع متكامل للعدالة والعدالة الانتقالية، ورؤية شاملة للتعافي الاجتماعي من أجل رتق النسيج الاجتماعي ومجابهة مخلفات الحرب الاجتماعية والسياسية من انقسام واستقطاب.

د. بكري الجاك الناطق الرسمي باسم تنسيقية القوى الديمقراطية المدنية (تقدم)

Just what it says? How much ground did the RSF take?