Abdul Wahid Nour, leader of the Sudan Liberation Movement, opposes the involvement of military leaders Burhan and Hemedti in a future government, insisting they must relinquish their military status to engage in politics. He calls for a civilian-led governance structure and the establishment of a new national army, while rejecting any settlement that could restore Islamist power in Sudan. Nour emphasizes the need for unity, equal citizenship, an…
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