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Every prospective arms deal or diplomatic initiative will be haunted by the same question: who, in the end, is Burhan really governing for?<\/span><\/h1>\n

By:\u00a0Carla Davies<\/span><\/h1>\n

Sudan’s General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan inspects an honour guard after landing in the military airport of Port Sudan on his first trip away following the crisis in Sudan’s capital Khartoum since an internal conflict broke out, in the city of Port Sudan, Sudan, August 27, 2023. REUTERS\/Ibrahim Mohammed Ishak<\/span><\/h1>\n

Sudan\u2019s self-appointed leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is finding that his co-dependent relationship with the country\u2019s Islamist-Muslim Brotherhood elite is beginning to run interference on his relations with the Gulf States and his ability to restock his arsenal.<\/span><\/h1>\n

He is, as Africa Intelligence recently reported, struggling to close the deal on various military aid projects initiated with his Gulf partners. In an incisive analysis, AI references several diplomatic sources who say the draft military supply contract for the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) with Pakistan, facilitated by Saudi Arabia, has been brought to a halt. This $1.5bn agreement, intended to supply the Sudanese regular army with weapons, including JF-17 fighter jets, drones, and air defense systems, had been in the pipeline for several months.<\/span><\/h1>\n

Moreover, the US-Israeli war against Iran has doubtless also reprioritized the distribution of weapons-flow across the region as Iran and the Gulf states seek to replenish stocks depleted by the conflict, leaving Burhan\u2019s Sudanese Armed Forces scrambling for resupply.<\/span><\/h1>\n

Burhan\u2019s struggle to secure external backing is, at root, a crisis of Islamism management rather than of arms procurement or diplomatic tactics. His inability to decisively marginalize Sudan\u2019s Islamist networks is steadily eroding his credibility with the very actors he needs most, even as those same networks remain central to his wartime coalition and personal power.<\/span><\/h1>\n

From the perspective of Gulf and Western capitals, the Pakistan arms package is not an isolated transaction but a test of whether Burhan can be trusted to anchor a post\u2011Islamist security order. The emerging regional consensus, reflected in Quartet statements over the past year, is that any sustainable settlement in Sudan will have to exclude radical Islamist currents from both the army and civilian politics. Yet the SAF has had to lean heavily on cadres from the old National Congress Party and affiliated militias, who supply both ideological framing and war-fighting capability. Burhan\u2019s dependence on these actors is not incidental; it has been the operating system of his rule since 2021.<\/span><\/h1>\n

This is why external messaging has grown more openly impatient. When U.S., Saudi, Emirati and Egyptian officials have talked about \u201climiting Islamist influence\u201d and \u201ccurtailing Iran\u2019s regional activities,\u201d they have been, in practice, talking about reshaping the very coalition that keeps Burhan in power. The recent rounds of sanctions targeting army\u2011aligned Islamist figures, as well as Western insistence that any ceasefire or transition blueprint ring\u2011fence security institutions from Brotherhood\u2011linked currents, are signals that the old bargain \u2013 tolerating Islamists as the price of engaging with the army \u2013 is no longer acceptable. For Riyadh in particular, fresh memories of the Muslim Brotherhood era, concerns about Iranian inroads via Sudanese airspace and ports, and domestic red lines on Islamist resurgence, all feed into a narrowing tolerance for Khartoum\u2019s ambiguity.<\/span><\/h1>\n

Burhan has responded to this pressure with a series of calibrated, and often contradictory, gestures. On the one hand, he has presented selective arrests of hardline militia leaders and the occasional public disciplining of Islamist firebrands as proof that he is capable of policing his own flank. These moves are carefully choreographed to be read by foreign diplomats as \u201cgood faith,\u201d while minimizing damage to the networks that sustain his war effort. On the other hand, his rhetoric \u2013 the insistence on \u201cvictory only,\u201d the refusal to seriously entertain power\u2011sharing or security sector reform that would dilute the Islamist presence \u2013 reassures his base that the core project remains intact. The result is a politics of performance: enough Islamist signaling to keep the movement mobilized, enough cosmetic pruning to keep the cheques from Riyadh and Abu Dhabi at least \u2018in the mail\u2019.<\/span><\/h1>\n

But this balancing act is becoming wobbly. As the war grinds on, the Islamists\u2019 leverage has grown rather than shrunk. It supplies motivated fighters and ideological coherence at a time when the army is exhausted and fragmented. It offers ready\u2011made narratives tying the conflict to wider struggles against Western intervention, Zionism and regional rivals, narratives that resonate with constituencies far beyond Sudan\u2019s borders. In a scenario where Burhan\u2019s personal authority rests more on being the acceptable face of this ecosystem than on commanding a disciplined national army, any meaningful purge would amount to self\u2011sabotage.<\/span><\/h1>\n

External actors, meanwhile, are recalibrating. For the Gulf monarchies and Egypt, the fear is not only that Sudan\u2019s Islamists might re\u2011embed themselves in state institutions, but that an increasingly desperate, Islamist\u2011tinged military regime could become a logistical and political bridge for Iran, however that besieged nation reconstitutes itself after this war. In their reading, drones and air defense systems delivered today could be repurposed tomorrow in ways that cut against their own security interests if the ideological balance inside the SAF tips further toward hardline currents. That logic helps explain why deals that looked technically advanced a few months ago are now enveloped in hesitation, and why diplomatic communiqu\u00e9s from the same capitals mix calls for support to \u201cstate institutions\u201d with unusually explicit conditions on who can and cannot be part of those institutions.<\/span><\/h1>\n

Seen through this prism, Burhan\u2019s legitimacy crisis is not so much about his military performance as about trust. Can he credibly promise to deliver an army and a political order no longer hostage to Islamist veto players when his own survival has become intertwined with their fortunes? For now, the evidence points the other way. Each new gesture against a prominent Islamist is offset by continued reliance on Islamist mobilization and discourse. Each round of external pressure deepens his structural dependence on those actors willing to fight an existential war alongside him, who are overwhelmingly drawn from the Islamist milieu.<\/span><\/h1>\n

This is the paradox at the heart of his position. The very forces that enable Burhan to sustain the war are those that make him unacceptable as a long\u2011term partner to the coalition of states that could actually stabilize Sudan. Until he resolves that contradiction \u2013 by choosing either to fundamentally reconfigure his coalition or to embrace an openly Islamist project \u2013 his relationships with Gulf and Western backers will remain stuck in a pattern of tactical cooperation and strategic mistrust, and every prospective arms deal or diplomatic initiative will be haunted by the same question: who, in the end, is Burhan really governing for?<\/span><\/h1>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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