Sudan

RSF announce deployment of troops to secure border in the Triangle area

Khartoum: Raino – The Rapid Support Forces announced their full readiness to positively employ their control over the border triangle region by opening the crossing to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid to civilians in Darfur and Kordofan, noting that forces will be deployed to protect and secure the border in coordination with neighboring countries.

The Rapid Support Forces said in a statement that it is placing all its capabilities at the disposal of humanitarian aid organizations to secure relief convoys and ensure their safe arrival to those who need them.

On the other hand, the Rapid Support Forces affirmed that they will work to strengthen the fight against cross-border organized crime, reimpose the rule of law, and secure the crossing. They accused armed movements of cooperating with drug trafficking gangs, arms dealers, and cross-border criminals, threatening regional and international security, and announced the allocation of forces to protect and secure the border in coordination with neighboring countries.

It said that the triangle region is important not only because of its geographical location as a meeting point, but also because it is an economic and strategic hub that can enhance regional cooperation in the areas of trade, development, and stability.

She explained that her control over the triangle opens the door to effective cooperation with neighboring countries in the areas of combating terrorism, controlling borders, promoting joint stability, and fighting human trafficking and illegal immigration, thereby supporting the interests and stability of the peoples of the region.

It reaffirmed its commitment to protecting civilians and confronting all forms of chaos, extortion, and organized crime, while calling on the regional and international community to support this step, which enhances security and stability in the region.

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