Sudan’s Kezan: Continuous Brotherhood movements to obstruct peace in Sudan

One month after the events in Sudan continue; “The disaster and suffering in the Sudanese capital Khartoum has worsened, as both the RSF and the Sudanese army continue to confront a storm that has wracked Sudan and its people.”

The Sudanese people are living in a very difficult atmosphere as a result of the war that is raging amid calls from the United Nations to resolve the crisis, the latest of which was the discussion in Jeddah under the auspices of the United States of Saudi Arabia. The terrorist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, represented by Kezan, is taking advantage of the situation in Sudan to make a comeback, especially after the revolution that the Sudanese people carried out against Al-Bashir and the regime that is close to the terrorist group.

Conflict recruitment

The terrorist group is currently using the conflict for its agenda, using religion as a cover, and exploiting successive events to implement its goals for the sake of its interests only, without the interest of Sudan and its people, especially in supporting its interests by spreading in the Sudanese street and sending supplies and food to those affected to escape the crises.

Sudan has seen a failed coup attempt in 2019, Islamism has taken the opportunity to consolidate its influence on the political scene, Islamist movements in Sudan are hampering the just-started peace process between the conflicting parties in Sudan, pacification efforts, and the cessation of the conflict.

The group seeks to inflame the situation for itself, and even its attempts to dismantle the country’s military; This could be even worse and complicate Sudan’s crisis even further.

Induction processes

The group is engaged in major acts of incitement against the armed forces and has called on them to withdraw from the political process and limit political action to specific parties, the armed forces said in a statement posted to its Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Since the fall of Bashir’s regime, the Islamic Movement of Kezan has sought to drag the Sudanese state into war to prevent a comprehensive political agreement ending in the internationally recognized peaceful and democratic transition of power in the country, the statement said.

Sameh Eid, a researcher in Islamic affairs, says: The crisis in Sudan is not new, it has been going on for more than three decades after the coup of the Muslim Brotherhood’s member Hassan al-Bashir and his ally, the Brotherhood member of Hassan al-Turabi, and their theft of power in Sudan and of care for this ancient country, pointing out that the Muslim Brotherhood undoubtedly caused chaos in their favor after the collapse of their authority in Sudan in 2019.

He added: They came with an extremist agenda that angered the Sudanese people and caused the division of Sudan to the north and south and caused the Darfur rebellion.

Economic conditions have worsened in a country that is the breadbasket of the world and has immense natural resources but was lost by the Brotherhood because of its fanaticism and crazy agenda. The President of the Muslim Brotherhood established armed militias from bandits and mercenaries to protect him if the people rebelled against him under the leadership of the rebel Hameti.