On November 13, 2026, the Sudanese army, along with supporting forces, successfully recaptured the city of Al-Khoi in West Kordofan state. This development was hailed by Sharif Hussein Al-Hindi, a leading figure in the Democratic Unionist Party. He congratulated the Sudanese people, the armed forces, and their supporting units on this significant victory.
Al-Hindi described the liberation of Al-Khoi as a heroic feat that showcases the cohesion and integrated efforts of the Sudanese forces in combating rebellion. The recapture of the city is seen as a major blow to the rebel groups, resulting in the destruction of their forces. The Sudanese people have expressed widespread jubilation over the military successes achieved by the armed forces and their supporting units.
According to Al-Hindi, the project of the Rapid Support Forces militia has failed and is heading towards the dustbin of history. He emphasized that the liberation of the country from rebellion and the restoration of security and stability are matters that do not require further clarification. The Sudanese people are eager to see the end of the rebellion and the restoration of peace.
Al-Hindi stated that the rebels are now faced with only two options: annihilation or surrender. He stressed that the fate of the Rapid Support Forces militia, which has been accused of stealing from citizens, killing them, and raping them, is to be eliminated. He reiterated that there is no place for this militia in Sudan.
The leader of the Democratic Unionist Party pointed out that the victory of the armed forces and their supporting units in Al-Khoi and other fronts is a result of military cohesion, careful planning, and rare bravery. These factors, he said, were crucial in achieving victory and routing the rebel forces.
The city of Al-Khoi is now witnessing an atmosphere of joy and celebration among its citizens after its recapture. There is a widespread desire to return to normal life, restore stability, and resume the journey of returning home and reuniting families. This is similar to what is being witnessed in other cities that have been brought back under the control of the Sudanese forces.
Al-Hindi concluded his statements by praising the Sudanese people for standing behind the armed forces and their supporting units. He believes that this popular and military cohesion sends a clear message to the world that the Rapid Support Forces militia has no place in Sudan's future.
Key points
- Sudanese forces recapture city of Al-Khoi in West Kordofan state from rebel control
- Liberation of Al-Khoi seen as major blow to rebel groups
- Sudanese people celebrate military successes achieved by armed forces and their supporting units