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Sudan Army Thwarts RSF Drone Attacks
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RSF continuous attempts to destroy the country’s civil infrastructure and strategic sites will not achieve their goals as the SAF will continue protecting military buildings and vital installations, SAF’s 19th Infantry Division said.
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Ground anti-aircraft systems on Saturday repulsed drone attacks launched by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) against the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) 19th Infantry Division in Merowe, the Northern State, and the city’s strategic dam.
The Division said in a statement the attack proved that the RSF is determined to target the country’s civil infrastructure and strategic sites.
But these attempts will not achieve their goals as the SAF will continue protecting military buildings and vital installations, the statement said.
The RSF has launched drone strikes many times against the 19th Infantry Division and Merowe Dam, which provides parts of the country with electricity. Its attacks included other locations since start of war in April 2023.
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Sudanese Ambassador Rejects Decision to Cut Ties with UAE
Introduction
In a bold move, Sudan’s ambassador to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Abdul Rahman Shurfi, has defied the decision by the Port Sudan authority to sever diplomatic ties with the UAE. Shurfi has firmly stated that he will continue to represent the government of the December 2018 Revolution despite the military’s actions.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Ambassador Stands Firm Against Decision
Abdul Rahman Shurfi, Sudan’s ambassador to the UAE, has rejected the decision made by the Port Sudan authority to cut ties with the UAE. He emphasized that the military does not have the authority to make such decisions and that he will continue to serve as the legitimate ambassador for the Sudanese government.
- Shurfi reaffirmed his commitment to his role as the official representative of the government of the December 2018 Revolution.
- “I will continue discharging my mission as a legitimate ambassador and official representative of the government of December 2018 Revolution,” Shurfi stated.
Continued Service to Sudanese Community
Despite the diplomatic tensions, the Sudanese embassy and consulate in the UAE will continue to provide services to the Sudanese community. Shurfi emphasized that the relationship between Sudan and the UAE is built on decades of cooperation and understanding, which will not be easily shaken by political upheaval.
Impact & Analysis
The decision to cut ties with the UAE has raised concerns about the future of Sudan’s diplomatic relations with other countries in the region. Analysts warn that such actions could have far-reaching consequences for Sudan’s international standing and economic stability. It remains to be seen how this situation will unfold in the coming days and weeks.
In a rapidly changing political landscape, Shurfi’s refusal to comply with the decision to sever ties with the UAE demonstrates the complex dynamics at play in Sudan’s post-revolution government. As tensions escalate, the role of diplomats like Shurfi will be crucial in maintaining diplomatic channels and preserving Sudan’s relationships with key allies.
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Sudan’s RSF Denies Involvement in Port Sudan Drone Attacks, Calls for Political Solution
Introduction
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have refuted allegations of their involvement in recent drone attacks on strategic facilities in Port Sudan. The group has instead called for a comprehensive political solution to end the ongoing conflict that has plagued the nation for far too long.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Denial of Involvement
- The RSF issued a statement denying any role in the drone attacks on Port Sudan.
- They warned against the interests of Islamist factions seeking to exploit the conflict for their gain.
Call for Peace
The RSF emphasized the need for a peaceful resolution to the crisis, highlighting the dangers posed by extremist militias and terrorist organizations taking advantage of the chaos.
Accusations Against the Sudanese Armed Forces
The RSF pointed fingers at the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), accusing them of colluding with terrorist groups and allowing the resurgence of political Islamists and Iranian-backed militias.
Vision for a New Sudan
- The RSF outlined a vision for a Sudan free from dictatorship and discrimination.
- They emphasized the importance of equal representation and democratic principles in building a new nation.
Drone Attacks in Port Sudan
Port Sudan has been the target of multiple drone strikes in recent days, causing significant damage to key infrastructure.
International Condemnation
The attacks have drawn condemnation from local and international actors for targeting civilian infrastructure and escalating the conflict.
Human Rights Concerns
The RSF continues to face allegations of war crimes and human rights abuses, including sexual violence and targeting civilians.
Regionalization of the Conflict
Growing concerns over external actors backing different factions have raised fears of the conflict spreading beyond Sudan’s borders.
As Sudan grapples with the aftermath of the drone attacks in Port Sudan, the RSF’s denial of involvement underscores the complexity of the conflict and the urgent need for a political solution to bring peace and stability to the region.
Breaking: President Kiir Removes Kuol Deng Kuol, Appoints Gregory Deng Kuac as Defence Undersecretary
May 7, 2025 | Juba, South Sudan
Reshuffle at the Ministry of Defence
President Salva Kiir Mayardit has relieved Kuol Deng Kuol from his role as Undersecretary for Defence in the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs. He has appointed Gregory Deng Kuac as his replacement, according to a presidential decree issued Wednesday.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Kuol Deng Kuol, a senior military figure, played a key role in defense administration. His dismissal comes at a time of growing calls for institutional reform and stronger oversight of South Sudan’s security framework.
Gregory Deng Kuac Returns to Top Defense Role
The new appointee, Gregory Deng Kuac, was previously the Deputy Director General for the General Intelligence Bureau within the National Security Services. He was removed from that role earlier, and no replacement had been named until this week.
His return to government in this new capacity is seen as a strategic shift, likely aimed at enhancing synergy between defense and intelligence operations at a national level.
Implications and Reactions
This high-level reshuffle adds to a growing list of recent leadership changes in South Sudan’s security and defense sectors. While the presidency has not provided reasons for Kuol’s dismissal, insiders point to a broader effort to consolidate President Kiir’s security policy heading into a pivotal political period.
Observers say the selection of Gregory Deng Kuac could bring a fresh perspective to the Ministry, given his background in intelligence and inter-agency coordination.
Further appointments and changes may be expected as the government seeks to streamline defense operations and reinforce civilian oversight ahead of national reforms and anticipated elections.
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