Khartoum, Sudan – (African Boulevard News) – While the world’s attention is focused on the political crisis in Khartoum, the situation in Darfur is escalating with no end in sight. The Darfur region has been in a state of conflict for decades, with various armed groups fighting for control, but now, the Rapid Support Forces under General Hemeti have emerged as the dominant force in the area. The question on everyone’s mind is – who are Hemeti’s generals in Darfur?
According to sources, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as “Hemeti,” has established a network of loyal followers in Darfur, which includes several prominent figures. One of his closest allies in the region is Brigadier General Gamal Abdelmarouf, who leads the RSF’s operations in North Darfur. Another key figure is Brigadier General Mohammed Ahmed, who is responsible for RSF’s operations in West Darfur.
However, Hemeti’s generals are not limited to the RSF. He has also aligned himself with several other armed groups, including the Sudan Liberation Army/Abdul Wahid (SLA/AW) and the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM). In fact, he has been accused of using these groups to further his own interests in Darfur, rather than genuinely trying to bring peace to the region.
“General Hemeti is not interested in peace. He is interested in power and money,” says Ahmed Hussien, a political analyst based in Khartoum. “He sees Darfur as his personal fiefdom, and he will do anything to maintain his grip on the region.”
The situation in Darfur is complex, with multiple armed groups vying for control of the territory. Hemeti’s rise to power has only added to the instability, and many worry that the conflict will only escalate further in the coming months.
“The situation in Darfur is dire,” says Nima Elbagir, a Sudanese journalist who has reported extensively on the conflict in the region. “The people of Darfur have suffered for too long, and they deserve better than this. It’s time for the international community to step in and help bring peace to the region.”
In conclusion, the conflict in Darfur is far from over, and Hemeti’s generals play a crucial role in the ongoing violence. The international community must take action to end the conflict and bring stability to the region.
