Army Spokesman: We Are Fighting an Existential War, Our Army and People Will Win

Sudanhorizon – Follow-up
The official spokesman for the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), Brigadier General Nabeel Abdullah, has underlined the cohesion of the SAF and that of the Sudanese people, stressing his confidence in a decisive victory in the current Sudan war of dignity.
The Spokesperson has added in press statements posted on SAF’s Facebook page, on Wednesday, that Sudanese people and their armed forces are fully confident that they will win this war, which the Sudan considered a challenge to its national dignity and an existential war in order for Sudan to stabilize and for its future generations to enjoy living in one united, coherent and strong homeland.
He said history will record that the Sudan as a nation has refused to succumb to pressure and resolved to face all difficulties and challenges and to will the war.
“Our armed forces are fine and our Sudanese people are fine. Our will and determination will never be broken, no matter what they think,” he vowed.
The spokesperson has condemned the external forces and foreign hands behind the terrorist militia and their desperate attempts to tame the Sudanese people.
Brigadier Nabeel added that “we will assure the world and our Arab, regional and international surroundings that we are a proud nation, a strong nation, a nation whose will is resilient, and its sons will not surrender anything at the expense of their dignity and national pride.”
He further reaffirmed the inevitability of victory for the armed forces and the people of Sudan, no matter what the enemies do.
Gen Nabeel has stressed that” we are fine and the armed forces are fine, we lead our battle and this war, and we are sure that victory will inevitably come, no matter how much suspicious capital are provided, and no matter how much money the UAE spends, it would not break the will of the people and would ultimately fail and the Sudan would win and set an example of valor, sacrifice and redemption.

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