1 year ago
Sudan's RSF Forms Parallel Government, Deepening Crisis
In Sudan, a powerful group called the RSF has started its own government in areas they control.
This is happening because the country is in a lot of trouble, with fighting between different groups.
The RSF has appointed its leader, Gen.
Dagalo, as the head of this new government, and a civilian politician as the prime minister.
This new government was announced in a city the RSF controls, and it might make the problems in Sudan worse.
Other countries, like the U.S., don't support this new government and the existing government in Sudan called it a fake.
The RSF, a paramilitary group in Sudan, has formed a parallel government.
Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the RSF commander, was appointed head of the sovereign council.
Mohammed Hassan al-Taishi was named prime minister in the RSF-controlled government.
The new administration was announced in Nyala, Darfur, which the RSF controls.
The internationally recognized government in Khartoum condemned the move, calling it a "fake government."
- Who
- The RSF, led by Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, formed the parallel government.
- What
- The RSF announced a parallel government in Sudan.
- Where
- The new administration was announced from Nyala, Darfur, Sudan.
- When
- The announcement was made on Saturday.
- Why
- The move is likely to deepen the existing crisis in Sudan.
RSF
Khartoum Government
Legitimacy of Government
RSF
Establishing an alternative to the current government
Khartoum Government
Condemning it as a "fake government."
Key facts
- Group
- RSF
- RSF Commander
- Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo
- Prime Minister
- Mohammed Hassan al-Taishi
- Location of Announcement
- Nyala, Darfur
- Former Ruling Council Member
- Mohammed Hassan al-Taishi
- SPLM-N Leader Appointed
- Abdelaziz al-Hilu




