The Israeli enemy army uses the homes of settlers in some settlements in northern occupied Palestine as gathering centers for its officers and soldiers. Its military bases that manage the aggression against Lebanon are also located inside settlement neighborhoods in major occupied cities such as Haifa, Tiberias, Acre, and others. These homes and military bases are targets for the missile and air force of the Islamic Resistance. Accordingly, we warn the settlers against being present near these military gatherings in order to preserve their lives until further notice.

➡️Taiwan independence is incompatible with peace in the Taiwan Strait.

➡️Lai Qingde's attempts to "use force to refuse unification" are like a praying mantis trying to stop a chariot.

➡️No amount of arms purchases can stop the inevitable historical process of China's unification.

➡️The US insistence on supporting the "use of force for independence" will only lead Taiwan into war.

➡️Selling more weapons to the island will not shake China's firm resolve to oppose "Taiwan independence" and defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has maintained silence and restraint in publicly expressing their views regarding many Egyptian positions related to Sudanese affairs, even before the current war. Our silence was solely out of respect for the unique relationship between the peoples of both countries. However, official Egypt has not adjusted its biased stance toward military institutions and regimes in general. This has led Egypt to support the Sudanese army, which has been entirely hijacked by the “Muslim Brotherhood” in Sudan, represented by the terrorist Islamic Movement that ignited the current war in Sudan and is supported by all extremist groups seeking to keep Sudan a significant hub for international terrorism. This is the only way for them to continue ruling Sudan.

Egypt did not participate in the talks for the Framework Agreement that was signed under the sponsorship of the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, in addition to the United Nations Mission, the African Union, and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). However, Egypt later intervened in the scene by supporting the coup against the civilian transitional government and incited obstacles against Sudan’s democratic transition. The (Islamic Movement’s Army) ignited the war, betting on Egypt’s efforts at the regional level to enable it to remain in power.

We have previously warned the Egyptian side multiple times to cease support and interference in Sudanese affairs and to adopt a position of neutrality toward the political crisis in Sudan and its parties. Some brothers have also intervened to urge the Egyptian side to stop its interference, which became evident through the Egyptian military’s support for the Sudanese army in known instances and through tangible evidence that we have addressed diplomatically since the outbreak of the current war in April 2023. Egypt has been a major partner of the Islamic Movement and the “hijacked army” in igniting the war, as their planes gathered in Merowe, and were part of the military plan to start the war.

It was no secret when our forces captured Egyptian officers and soldiers at the Merowe military base, and we later handed them over to the Egyptian government through the International Committee of the Red Cross. The Egyptian Air Force also participated in fighting alongside the Sudanese army by bombing RSF camps, including the massacre at the “Karari Camp,” where more than 4,000 unarmed soldiers who were preparing to depart for Saudi Arabia to participate in “Operation Decisive Storm” were killed at the beginning of the war due to the treacherous airstrike.

The Egyptian government has never ceased providing military support to the army, from weapons, ammunition, aircraft bombs, and training, in addition to technical, political, diplomatic, and media support.

Our forces have captured Egyptian mercenaries fighting alongside the army in the current war, and they are currently held captive by our forces. Egypt has been providing the army with all forms of military capabilities, and through its borders, it facilitated the entry of weapon supplies, ammunition, aircraft, and drones. In August alone, Egypt provided the army with eight K-8 aircraft that reached the airbase in Port Sudan and are now participating in combat, most recently in the battle of Jebel Moya. The Egyptian Air Force has contributed to the killing of hundreds of innocent civilians in Darfur, Khartoum, Al-Jazeera, Sennar, Mellit, Al-Kuma, Nyala, and Ed-Daein. Moreover, Egypt supplied the army with 250 kg U.S.-made bombs, which were used to destroy homes, markets, and civilian infrastructure.