Another Sudanese Rebel Commander Defects to Army Media
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The defection of a commander from the rapid support forces, seen by military observers and experts, is part of the growing divisions that will compound the troops ' troubles and may lead to a further breakdown of their contract if field commanders continue to bleed.
Lt. Desert. Mohammed Azraq al-Fanjari says 30 combat vehicles also left paramilitary group
Another Sudanese rebel commander defects to army media
Lieutenant Colonel Mohamed Azraq al-Fanjari has switched sides, according to a local outletAnother senior commander of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has defected to the Sudanese army, bringing around 300 fighters and 30 military vehicles with him, The Sudan Times reported on Thursday.Lieutenant Colonel Mohamed Azraq al-Fanjari, who identified himself as commander of the
Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Azraq al-Fanjari, commander of the special forces unit of the rebel movement in Sudan called the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), announced that he had defected to the government army with approximately 300 soldiers and 30 combat vehicles.
Khartoum: Al-Quds al-Arabiyah: Lieutenant Colonel Mohamed Azraq al-Fangri, Commander of the Special Task Force and Special Operations in the Rapid Support Forces, announced, Thursday, his defection and partiality to the Sudanese Armed Forces. The Fengri appeared in a video, during which he announced that he had been left behind by the support forces, calling for a halt to the war and a return to what he described as the country ' s lap, and…
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