Abdul Wahid Nour, leader of the Sudan Liberation Movement, opposes the involvement of military leaders Burhan and Hemedti in a future government, insisting they must relinquish their military status to engage in politics. He calls for a civilian-led governance structure and the establishment of a new national army, while rejecting any settlement that could restore Islamist power in Sudan. Nour emphasizes the need for unity, equal citizenship, and the resolution of underlying conflicts to prevent the country’s partition.

Source: Arab News