Al-Burhan Takes Ramadan Iftar with His Soldiers at “Suleiman Bashara Barracks”

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, took part in the Ramadan iftar meal on Monday evening with his troops at “Suleiman Bashara Barracks,” as part of his inspection tours.
The visit came within a series of field tours during which the TSC President is keen to review the conditions and readiness of the forces and to share the Ramadan atmosphere with officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers, reflecting a spirit of cohesion and solidarity within the ranks of the armed forces. He affirmed his appreciation for the national role undertaken by the Sudanese Armed Forces in safeguarding the country and preserving its security and stability, commending the discipline and high morale demonstrated by personnel across various positions.

Foreign Ministry: Government Rejects Any War-Ending Proposals That Undermine Supreme National Interests

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on Monday issued a statement regarding remarks made by Mr. Massad Boulos, Advisor for African and Middle Eastern Affairs at the White House, concerning proposals he presented to the country’s leadership on issues of war and peace in Sudan.
The statement said: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has followed the remarks made by Mr. Massad Boulos, Advisor for African and Middle Eastern Affairs at the White House, regarding proposals he presented to the country’s leadership on issues of war and peace in Sudan. We wish to clarify that the mere presentation or submission of any proposals does not necessarily imply their acceptance or approval by the Government of Sudan.”
The Ministry added: “The Government of Sudan affirms that any proposals concerning ending the war and achieving peace must fully take into account the supreme national interests of the country, Sudan’s national security, full national sovereignty, the unity of Sudan’s territory, the unity of its institutions, and its territorial integrity. Accordingly, any proposals that fail to safeguard the country’s supreme interests will not receive the Government’s approval and, consequently, will not proceed to implementation.”
The statement further underscored that Sudan is a sovereign state that determines its positions and decisions based on its supreme national interests. It noted that while the Government of Sudan takes note of proposals and visions presented by friends and partners, it will under no circumstances accept interference in its internal affairs or attempts to impose visions or proposals that contradict the supreme national interests and fail to respect Sudan’s sovereignty, unity, territorial integrity, and the legitimate rights of its people.

TSC President Says No Options but Defeating Rebellion or Its Surrender, Doors Open to Those Who Lay Down Arms

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, declared on Sunday that there are no options other than pressing ahead until the rebellion is eliminated or compelled to surrender, while affirming that the door remains open to those who choose to lay down their arms.
The TSC President made the remarks during a graduation ceremony for new batches of officers from the colleges of Karary University. The graduating classes included the 25th batch of the College of Engineering, the 9th batch of the College of Medicine, the 10th batch of the College of Pharmacy, the 10th batch of the College of Oral and Dental Medicine, and the 24th batch of the Naval College.
Addressing the ceremony, the TSC President affirmed that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Sudanese people will continue the “Battle of Dignity” until the defeat and eradication of the terrorist rebel militia.
“There are no solutions before us except to proceed with the battle to its ultimate conclusion, or the surrender of the enemy and its elimination,” he said.
At the same time, he renewed the pardon and forgiveness for fighters whom he said had been misled, stating that “the doors of repentance remain open.” He added that, as Sudanese, “we uphold the values necessary to reunify the nation.” He clarified that the Armed Forces bear no hostility toward any party that took up arms due to incitement or misinformation, calling on them to lay down their weapons and return. He welcomed all who choose to stand with the nation, noting the armed groups that have joined the Armed Forces and redirected their weapons toward the common enemy.
In a message to political actors, Al-Burhan said the doors are open to anyone demonstrating a sincere desire to return to what he termed the voice of truth, while cautioning that continued hostility and the fabrication of accusations against the army and the Sudanese people would face accountability. He further outlined that the next phase will focus on building a “smart army” grounded in science and technology, stressing that information and advanced technologies have become integral to modern warfare. He disclosed plans to enhance scientific research mechanisms in aviation and drones, mobile weapons systems and defense platforms, as well as to recruit young engineering and technical cadres to bolster military capabilities.
The TSC President paid tribute to the resilience of the Sudanese people and their alignment behind the Armed Forces in the existential battle to deter the Dagalo militia, noting that this is among the most difficult conflicts the Sudanese people have faced. He reaffirmed that the military establishment will remain steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding national sovereignty, defending the homeland, and securing stability and security—free from partisan or tribal affiliation—under the unified slogan “Allah – the Nation.”
The TSC President also commended the pioneering role played by Karary University in supplying the Armed Forces with qualified cadres across various disciplines. He congratulated the graduates, underscoring the magnitude of the national responsibility entrusted to them in protecting the state’s resources, safeguarding its security and stability, and ensuring its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Prime Minister Briefed on Humanitarian Support for IDP Camps

Prime Minister Professor Kamil Idris was briefed on the efforts of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Welfare in supporting internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in Northern State with winter supplies, as well as assistance provided to 650,000 families under the Ministry’s Ramadan program, which was launched in Al-Gezira State and distributed across various states of the country. This came during his meeting today in Khartoum with Minister of Human Resources and Social Welfare Dr. Mua’tasim Ahmed Salih. The meeting also reviewed humanitarian assistance delivered to South Kordofan State and its capital, Kadugli, through relief convoys carrying food supplies and medicines.
The meeting affirmed the urgent need to support and assist IDPs in El-Obeid through coordinated efforts by official bodies, the local community, and regional and international organizations.
Both sides underscored the importance of unified social responsibility across state institutions, alongside improving the management of IDP camps and coordinating humanitarian assistance in a manner that promotes stability for displaced populations.
The Minister further stressed the necessity of urgently supporting Khor Taggat camps in North Kordofan State and Goz Al-Salam camp in White Nile State. He announced that the Ministry is preparing for the Development Forum scheduled to be held in Khartoum in April 2026, as well as the National Forum for Persons with Disabilities planned for May 2026.
Dr. Mua’tasim Ahmed Salih also highlighted the importance of organizing social protection resources and restructuring the Zakat Chamber with a new vision to enhance its role in alleviating poverty among citizens and vulnerable groups. He reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to advancing health insurance to achieve universal coverage. The Minister extended his profound appreciation to the Saudi Arabia for its continued support in the field of prosthetic limbs.

TSC President Congratulates Saudi Leadership on Kingdom’s National Day

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan sent a congratulatory cable to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, on the occasion of the founding anniversary of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, wishing the government and people continued progress and prosperity.
Al-Burhan also sent a congratulatory cable to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, praising the Kingdom’s civilizational renaissance and developmental achievements, and affirming Sudan’s commitment to strengthening ties of brotherhood and mutual cooperation with Saudi Arabia.

Sudan Strongly Condemns Uganda’s Reception of Rebel Leader Hamdan Dagalo

In a statement issued today, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation strongly condemned the Ugandan government’s reception in Kampala of the rebel Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, leader of the terrorist militia.
The statement also denounced the meeting between him and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, describing it as an unprecedented step that offends humanity as a whole before harming the Sudanese people, while disregarding the lives of innocent citizens killed in the ongoing war due to Dagalo’s and his militia’s actions since the conflict began. The celebratory nature of his reception, the statement added, mocks the feelings of those whose sanctities were violated and whose property was stolen by the Dagalo gang and its leader.
The statement further noted, “The atrocities committed by this terrorist militia have been documented by the international community and condemned by regional organizations to which Uganda belongs, such as the African Union and IGAD. Consequently, Uganda’s action shows disregard for human reason and fails to consider the psychological harm inflicted on the Sudanese citizen. It also flagrantly violates laws followed by member states of regional and international organizations, which prohibit supporting forces that rebel against a legally recognized government.”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, “The Government of Sudan recognizes that Uganda has sovereign rights to receive whomever it wishes on its territory and to define its bilateral relations according to its interests. From this perspective, the Sudanese government expresses deep concern if this step reflects a new policy by Uganda toward Sudan, by hosting a rebel who has shed the blood of the Sudanese people, violated their sanctities, and committed all forms of crimes, including genocide, ethnically motivated killings, and other grave violations.”
The statement continued, “Out of concern for bilateral relations and adherence to the policy of good-neighborliness and non-interference in internal affairs, the Government of Sudan urges Uganda to distance itself from this criminal, ensure that its name is not linked to Dagalo’s terrorist record, and prevent him from using Ugandan territory—land or air—as a base to continue his campaign of mass killings.”