A journalist close to the armed forces warns the army leadership of unpleasant surprises

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Sudanese journalist close to the armed forces, Diauddin Bilal, warned the leadership of the Sudanese army, of what he called unpleasant surprises that the militia might happen in the war field.

He said in a post on Facebook: It is important that the army leadership does not reach a degree of reassurance of the reality of the field. The militia and its sponsor still have the ability to make unpleasant surprises.

He added, “Since the militia took control of the Dabibat and the Awi, then the triangle, and the emergence of Hamidi between his forces inside Sudan yesterday, it seemed as if the initiative became in the hands of the militia.

He noted that in return, the army leadership appears in a state of mystery between silence and disappearance, and the Allied base, especially the parties of Juba, began to be exposed to disturbing cracks.

He continued, “All these indicators, despite the great achievement of the militia’s repulsion from Ebsia, the qualitative operations of flying in Nyala, and the marches in Kordofan, are more anxious than reassurance.