On the media conspiracies and fabricated accusations in Al-Afad camp in Northern State

MEDIA STATEMENT

"On the media conspiracies and fabricated accusations in Al-Afad camp in Northern State"

Since innocent citizens were brought in from various states to the so-called Al-Afad Camp in the city of Al-Dabbah in Northern State for political purposes, our forces have been closely monitoring the suspicious activities and the intensive preparations carried out by entities linked to “Port Sudan Gang” and fictitious bodies associated with the military and security intelligence services of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group. These entities are working to weave a new conspiracy similar to the fabricated reports they have previously promoted regarding false claims of mass rape reports used as cheap political tools to falsely accuse our forces through orchestrated media campaigns.

The so-called “Sudan Doctors Network,” which is in reality a front for well-known security circles, has once again retuned to promote a desperate report, claiming that its team inside the organized camp documented cases of women being raped while fleeing from El-Fasher to Northern State, leveling reckless accusations against individuals it alleges belong to our forces. As with their previous campaigns, the network attempted to gain international community sympathy through confusing statements woven from the imagination of its terrorist apparatus.

Our forces reiterate their call to human rights organizations, international bodies, and media outlets to verify information, rely on credible sources, and closely examine the background and motives behind such allegations before treating them as facts. Much of what is circulated is nothing more than propaganda campaigns designed for purely political purposes.

Our forces emphasize that they will not allow malicious agendas to advance under the pretext of fabricated allegations of violations and exploiting the suffering of the Sudanese people to serve the interests of groups that seek to undermine the country’s sovereignty.

Office of the Official Spokesman

Rapid Support Forces