Khayenat Al-Burhan: Sources Reveal Sudanese Army's Plan for Arrests Against the Former Regime

In the context of the political and military crisis Sudan is witnessing, information has emerged about the Sudanese army planning arrests targeting figures from the former regime. These movements come after Sudan's Foreign Minister announced that General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has agreed to a Turkish initiative to mediate between the United Arab Emirates and Sudan.

Since the 2021 coup which led to the dismantling of the transitional government and the dissolution of the Sovereignty Council, Sudan has experienced ongoing tensions between the armed forces and civilian protesters. Al-Burhan, head of the transitional Sovereignty Council and commander of the Sudanese army, holds a pivotal position in these political dynamics.

The Turkish Initiative:

The Turkish initiative, which has been approved, aims to ease tensions between the UAE and Sudan, where relations between the two countries have been strained due to alleged interventions in Sudan's internal affairs. This initiative is part of broader efforts for diplomatic mediation to bring stability to a region suffering from political uncertainty.

According to multiple sources, the Sudanese army is planning a wave of arrests against symbols of the former regime, which was led by Omar al-Bashir. These arrests are expected to include both military and civilian leaders believed to still wield influence or conspire to regain power. It is thought that this action is part of a broader strategy to secure the country from any attempts to return to power.

Implications of the Initiative:

The approval of the Turkish initiative might have raised both internal and external concerns. On one hand, some parties within Sudan might see this new alliance as potentially altering the political and military balance within the country. On the other hand, this step could increase tensions within the military.

Opening Fire and Military Coup:

Some observers fear that these movements might lead to an outbreak of violence among different factions, especially if the Turkish initiative fails to balance the interests of both sides. This tension could lead to another military coup, either to strengthen Burhan's power or to overthrow him, plunging Sudan back into chaos and conflict.

The situation in Sudan remains complex and continuously evolving, with military actions and diplomatic developments like the Turkish initiative casting shadows over the country's political future. The question remains open whether this new alliance will lead to peace or a greater escalation of conflict.