Al-Burhan: Sanctions Will Not Weaken Sudan’s Resolve; We Will Continue the Battle Until Every Inch of Sudan Is Liberated

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, praised the officers, non-commissioned officers, and personnel of the Sudanese Police Forces, highlighting their longstanding traditions and disciplined institutional structures in carrying out their mission of serving society.
Addressing on Monday the graduation ceremony of the 22nd batch of officer trainees at the College of Police Sciences and Law, Al-Burhan said the police had always enjoyed the trust of the Sudanese people and served as a vigilant guardian of their security and stability, protecting and safeguarding their rights.
He praised the pioneering generation of police leaders who contributed to establishing these values, and highlighted the Police Forces’ contributions to supporting the “Battle of Dignity.”
Al-Burhan noted that the Police Forces had fought alongside the Armed Forces in the battle, stressing that the police are entrusted with protecting all citizens’ rights and underscoring the longstanding heritage and traditions of the Police Forces in serving the people.
The TSC President reassured the Sudanese people that the Armed Forces, supported by the other regular forces, are moving forward toward restoring security and stability across the country.
He affirmed that the enemy would be defeated and that citizens would return to their areas and villages to resume their normal lives.
Al-Burhan said that ongoing talk about the possibility of imposing sanctions on Sudan would neither affect the country nor weaken its resolve, adding, “Our lives and destiny are in Allah’s hands.” He called on the Sudanese people not to pay attention to what enemies and malicious actors are circulating about imposing a no-fly zone over the country, reaffirming Sudan’s determination to continue the “Battle of Dignity” until every inch of Sudanese territory defiled by the rebellion is liberated.
He added: “Our message to those staying in hotels abroad and applauding sanctions in an attempt to subjugate the Sudanese people is that the people will not be broken, and failure and disappointment will befall you.” He said those individuals would not be able to rule the Sudanese people again.
General Al-Burhan commended the enormous sacrifices made by the Sudanese people in this national battle, stating that the Sudanese people do not want to see the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia and the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) return to the political scene.
Regarding the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement, General Al-Burhan said that the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North, led by TSC Vice-President Malik Agar, had joined the Armed Forces with all its forces, calling on other armed movements to follow this example.

Sudanese UN Envoy: Eastern Libya, Chad and Ethiopia Are Supply Routes for RSF Militia

Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Al-Harith Idris, said in a briefing to the UN Security Council on Monday that the UN Panel of Experts had documented the transformation of eastern Libya into a central hub in the supply chain of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), with the renovation and expansion of Kufra Airport and a significant increase in cargo flights coinciding with the growth of the RSF’s capabilities.
He said the RSF militia had received direct support from Libyan armed groups, while foreign recruits were deployed and RSF-aligned factions were facilitated in crossing the Libyan border. RSF elements were also present in Libya during the monitoring period from October 2024 to February 2026, with the flow continuing to date.
Idris said the Chad axis had likewise become a major hub in the war economy and the wider Sahel conflict, with smuggling networks operated by armed groups transporting fuel, gold, weapons, and fighters between Libya, Chad, and Sudan.
He said these networks have established collection and storage centers for weapons and vehicles, which are then transported directly to Darfur through routes not subject to security interception measures, further increasing the risks associated with the Adré border crossing.
Regarding the Ethiopian axis, Idris said the Sudanese government had monitored the establishment of a supply center and rear base for the RSF along the Ethiopian border since late 2025. He said this had led to the opening of a new front against the Sudanese Army in the Blue Nile region, including the launch of drones from Bahir Dar Airport in March 2026.
He added that the RSF had recruited mercenaries from within Ethiopia and South Sudan and used them in the attack on Geissan.
Ambassador Al-Harith Idris noted that the rate at which new fronts are being opened exceeds the RSF’s capabilities, indicating external tutelage and sponsorship by states supporting and hostile to Sudan. He said this warrants activating verification and fact-finding mechanisms.
He stressed that the recruitment of mercenaries constitutes an overt act of aggression and violates the UN Charter, the Constitutive Act of the African Union, and the Organization of African Unity Convention for the Elimination of Mercenarism in Africa.
He added that the continuation of this approach makes the use of mercenaries and external support an integral part of the RSF’s structure, thereby undermining the credibility and moral basis of the myth that there are simply “two sides to the conflict.”

TSC President Visits Mawlid Celebration Grounds at Al-Khalifa Square in Omdurman

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, visited on Sunday evening the grounds of the celebration marking the birth of the Prophet Mohamed (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him) at Al-Khalifa Square in Omdurman, amid a warm welcome from citizens.
The TSC President toured the sites and tents of the Sufi orders at the celebration grounds, meeting with a number of Sufi sheikhs and citizens and exchanging greetings and congratulations with them on the occasion.
Citizens expressed their happiness at the TSC President’s visit and affirmed their warm welcome, while the celebration grounds witnessed an atmosphere of faith and spirituality reflecting the significance of this great religious occasion.

Finance Minister, Egyptian Foreign Minister Discuss Strengthening Economic and Trade Cooperation

Finance Minister Dr. Gebreil Ibrahim discussed with Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Dr. Badr Abdel-Aatty, ways to strengthen cooperation relations and exchange expertise in financial policy between the relevant authorities in the two countries.
The meeting, held in Khartoum on Sunday, discussed ways to enhance economic, trade, and investment cooperation between the two brotherly countries, facilitate the movement of trade, and increase the volume of bilateral trade. The two sides also discussed expanding opportunities for joint cooperation in infrastructure rehabilitation projects, with a focus on roads and transportation and the health sector, in support of Sudan’s early recovery and reconstruction efforts and by drawing on Egyptian expertise in these fields.
For his part, Dr. Abdel-Aatty underscored the importance of Sudan’s participation in the African Business Summit, being organized as part of El-Alamein Business Forum in Africa. He stressed the need to benefit from the platform for economic and investment partnerships among African countries provided by the forum, as well as opportunities to advance economic and investment cooperation between Sudan and Egypt and support development and reconstruction efforts in Sudan.
Dr. Abdel-Aatty also reaffirmed Egypt’s steadfast position in support of Sudan’s unity, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national institutions, and its rejection of any attempts aimed at partitioning the country.
The two sides affirmed their determination to further strengthen the deep-rooted historic relations between the two countries and their brotherly peoples and to continue developing areas of cooperation, particularly in the financial and economic fields.

القوات المسلحة والقوات المساندة تُحرر بارا وأم سيالة وجبرة الشيخ بشمال كردفان

الخرطوم 26-7-2026م (سونا) - أعلنت القيادة العامة للقوات المسلحة، أن القوات المسلحة والقوات المساندة لها تمكنت من تحرير مدن بارا، وجبرة الشيخ، وأم سيالة بولاية شمال كردفان، عنوةً واقتدارًا؛ عقب عمليات عسكرية محكمة ومعارك ضارية سطّر خلالها أبطالنا أروع صور الشجاعة والإقدام، وألحقوا بمليشيا آل دقلو الإرهابية خسائر كبيرة في الأرواح والعتاد، فيما ولّت فلولها هاربة تحت وقع الضربات، تاركةً خلفها عددًا من الأسلحة والآليات.

​وقالت القيادة العامة للقوات المسلحة في بيان أصدرته اليوم "إن قواتكم المسلحة والقوات المساندة ستواصل كتابة ملاحم المجد والفداء، وتجدد في كل معركة العهد الذي قطعته على نفسها بأن تظل درع الوطن الحامي، وسيفه البتّار في الدفاع عن أرضه وسيادته ووحدته".

وفيما يلي تورد (سونا) نص البيان

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

القيادة العامة للقوات المسلحة

بيان

السبت 25 يوليو2026

قال تعالى

(وَمَا النَّصْرُ إِلَّا مِنْ عِندِ اللَّهِ﴾

صدق الله العظيم

شعبنا السوداني الأبي...

تواصل قواتكم المسلحة والقوات المساندة كتابة ملاحم المجد والفداء، وتجدد في كل معركة العهد الذي قطعته على نفسها بأن تظل درع الوطن الحامي، وسيفه البتّار في الدفاع عن أرضه وسيادته ووحدته.

وبعون الله وتوفيقه، تمكنت قواتكم المسلحة والقوات المساندة، اليوم، من تحرير مدن بارا وجبرة الشيخ وأم سيالة، عنوةً واقتداراً، عقب عمليات عسكرية محكمة ومعارك ضارية، سطر خلالها أبطالنا أروع ر الشجاعة والإقدام، وألحقوا بمليشيا آل دقلو الإرهابية ومرتزقتها خسائر كبيرة في الأرواح والعتاد، فيما ولّت فلولها هاربة تحت وقع الضربات، تاركةً خلفها عدداً من الأسلحة والآليات.

إن هذا الانتصار الجديد يؤكد مجدداً أن إرادة شعبنا أقوى من كل المؤامرات، وأن عزيمة قواته المسلحة لا تلين، وأن راية الوطن ستظل عالية خفاقة، مهما عظمت التحديات وتعددت المؤامرات.

التحية والتقدير والاعتزاز لقواتنا المسلحة والقوات المساندة المرابطة في كل المحاور، ولأبناء شعبنا الشرفاء الذين ظلوا سنداً وظهيراً لقواتهم في معركة الدفاع عن الوطن والكرامة.

دعواتنا بالجنة والخلود لشهدائنا الأبرار الذين مهروا بدمائهم الطاهرة طريق العزة والكرامة، وعاجل الشفاء للجرحى والمصابين، والعودة الآمنة للأسرى والمفقودين.

نَصْرٌ مِنَ اللَّهِ وَفَتْحٌ قَرِيبٌ

الناطق الرسمي باسم القوات المسلحة

TSC President Visits Secondary School Examination Control Center, Praises Teachers' Efforts

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, visited the Secondary School Examination Control Center on Wednesday as part of the government's efforts to monitor the progress of the national secondary school examinations and support the education sector.
During the visit, Al-Burhan received a briefing from Minister of National Education Dr. Al-Tohami Al-Zain Hajar on the progress of marking, grading, and processing the secondary school examinations, as well as the work completed by the specialized committees.
Meeting with teachers participating in the marking and grading process, Al-Burhan praised their dedication and commitment to their national mission despite the exceptional circumstances facing the country. He stressed that teachers are the cornerstone of building Sudan's future, commending their sacrifices across the country in ensuring the successful completion of this national undertaking and their contribution to the Battle of Dignity.
Al-Burhan reaffirmed the government's commitment to working with the Ministry of National Education to provide a conducive working environment for education personnel, enabling them to carry out their duties effectively and advancing the education sector to secure a better future for students. He also announced plans to rehabilitate the ministry's old printing press and establish a new dedicated examinations printing press to strengthen the ministry's examination infrastructure and enhance its capacity to manage and secure national examinations efficiently.