El Savana (Ali Rizqallah), a prominent defected commander from the paramilitary militia, held a bombshell press conference in the capital, Khartoum. He disclosed unprecedented secrets regarding the health status of RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), the systematic liquidation of top commanders, and the scale of foreign interventions driving the conflict. El Savana revealed that Hemedti sustained serious injuries during a previous attack in front of the Armed Forces General Command in Khartoum. He asserted that Hemedti has been stripped of actual willpower, stating: “The militia’s decision-making is entirely in the hands of foreign entities. If Hemedti himself attempts to violate these orders or deviate from the drawn line, he will be killed immediately.”
The defected commander uncovered systematic physical liquidations targeting influential leaders inside the militia to pass specific agendas. He confirmed the elimination of prominent figures, including “Jalha,” Abdullah Hussein, and Hamid Ali Abu Bakr. El Savana explained the details of the assassination of the Misseriya commander, Jalha, noting that he was targeted by a drone in the Kafouri area under direct orders from Abdelrahim Dagalo. Concurrently, he revealed that commanders Othman Operations and Othman Fadhil are currently placed under house arrest in the United Arab Emirates. Regarding the engineering of foreign relations, El Savana named former Vice President Hasabo Mohamed Abdelrahman as the chief advisor and actual coordinator between the militia and the UAE.
He added that Emirati support shifted toward an alternative strategy after the initial plan failed. Following their inability to swallow the entire Sudanese state, foreign backers are now actively working toward separating the Darfur and Kordofan regions. He noted that several nations became involved in supporting the militia due to intersecting interests with Abu Dhabi. El Savana recounted his thrilling escape, explaining that he exited via the 4th Division in Ed Daein using an official movement order, headed to South Sudan, flew to India, and eventually returned to Khartoum. He dismissed the militia’s media claims regarding his forces as a “theatrical comedy,” confirming that all his troops are currently positioned within Sudanese Armed Forces-controlled territories.
The press conference shed light on a dark humanitarian aspect, as El Savana exposed the notorious “Deqreis Detention Center,” where thousands of civilians and military personnel are held under catastrophic conditions, confirming that mass liquidations of citizens and soldiers take place inside. Describing the militia’s internal state as collapsing due to extreme bureaucracy and centralism driven by a total lack of trust, he commented sarcastically: “If you want a handful of flour, Abdelrahim Dagalo himself must approve it.” Concluding his address, El Savana announced his next operational move: “I am personally heading to the battlefield in Kordofan, and I will fight the militia until we reach the Um Dafuq area.”
