SAF Says 106 Fighters From TASIS Ally Defect in North Darfur
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Khartoum: A force of 106 fighters, including 18 officers, from the Sudan Liberation Forces (SDF) movement, Al-Tahir al-Hajr and Al-Alyfiyah, joined the Sudanese army in Northern Darfur, in conjunction with the bombing of the Sudanese army by forces led by Mohammed Hamdan Djello.
A development that could shift the balance in the ongoing war in Sudan has occurred; 106 fighters and 18 officers, stating that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) pose a threat to the country, announced that they have joined the army ranks along with their military vehicles and ammunition.
In Sudan, a group of 124 fighters affiliated with the Alliance for the Liberation of Sudan (ALF), led by Tahir Hajar, announced their defection from the ALF and their joining the army. The group, consisting of 106 fighters and 18 officers under the command of Muhammadin Abu Zira, joined the army in North Darfur.
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