Khartoum: Rhino – The commander of the special forces of the Sudanese army, Colonel Osman Wad Bello, announced his alignment with the RSF after 18 months of war, giving a moving speech during which he shed tears, and said: “There is no army… The army is controlled by the mercenary militias of the Turks, Russians, barbarians and Islamist terrorist brigades.”

Wad Bello described the army commanders as “argos” in the hands of the Islamic Movement. Bello described army commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan as a traitor, corrupt, and an obstacle to the suffering of the Sudanese people and the armed forces, and practiced with members of the Sovereign Council brokering in weapons and fuel, saying: “Work in the army is not professional and is run by those with chins and short robes. The royalists are leading the army.”

He revealed that many soldiers within the army are being eliminated on racial, ethnic and tribal grounds, and said that many soldiers within the army are being eliminated on ethnic and tribal grounds.

Wad Bello confirmed that it was the Islamic Movement that ignited the April war with careful planning and evidence. He said: “The war began with an arrangement by Islamic Movement officers within the army, especially the army intelligence officers who belong entirely to the Islamic Movement.” He added, “I attended part of the meetings of senior officers in Markhiyat regarding planning the war a day before the war,” revealing that Burhan ordered the armored vehicles to take out the tanks.

He lamented the state of army officers who are subjected to investigation by the “monarchy” and the leaders of the Islamic Movement, referring to the investigation conducted by the National Congress leader Naji Abdullah with a military commander “Mudathir” in the military zone in New Halfa.

The commander of the army’s special forces revealed widespread corruption in the ranks of the armed forces, with senior officers stealing military appointments and constructing buildings for personal benefit, while soldiers suffer from a shortage of appointments, weapons, and ammunition.

He described Burhan’s presidential palace in Port Sudan as “furnished,” and noted that some officers in the army are “pimps.”

Bello swore that some of the “druggists” in the markets were executed on an ethnic and regional basis, referring to the killing of hundreds of innocent citizens by the “strange faces” law, and confirmed the liquidation of a number of soldiers and officers on an ethnic and racial basis.

He explained the details of the plan to disperse the General Command sit-in by members of the Popular Defense Forces, and the killing of soldiers of the armed forces as (queues) supporting the revolutionaries, indicating that some officers’ experience is limited to the types of “okra” and do not know anything about the military and weapons.

Wad Bello issued a “Cobra calls you” call to his soldiers in the Thunderbolt Forces to side with “the right … He described RSF commander General Mohamed Hamdan Daglo as “George Washington” and the leader of change, revolution and the margins, placing Mohamed Hamdan Daglo among the list of the greatest leaders in history.