Al-Burhan's speech before the United Nations General Assembly…. Connotations, meanings and messages ✍️ Muhammad Othman Al-Radi
The speech of the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, coincided with the military advance observed in all directions of the national capital, Khartoum, and with the achievement of the greatest military victory project since the start of the war.
This military victory was a practical message, at home and abroad, that the Sudanese army was in total control of the country and a practical and harsh response to those who underestimated its capabilities, strength and solidity.
This military advance coincided with the convening of the United Nations General Assembly, carrying regional and international messages and drawing the attention of the international community to the fact that the battle will sooner or later be decided in favor of the Sudanese army. .
The assurances of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, that the date for deciding the battle was approaching, did not come out of nowhere, and he was aware of the facts of reality, but it was delayed at this very moment due to certain estimates and considerations.
The United States of America became certain that after this major advance on the ground, it was unthinkable to defeat the Sudanese army. They have therefore reassessed the situation on the ground and will definitively change their way of handling the Sudanese issue.
Al-Burhan's speech was written scientifically and with great political intelligence, putting points on the letters, explaining, clarifying and personifying the crisis and presenting abstract solutions to those who wanted them.
The emphasis on handing over power to an elected or consensual government chosen by the Sudanese people of their own free will was one of the very important points of General Al-Burhan's speech, and this constitutes a satisfactory response to those who demand democracy (and do not have the tools and mechanisms to implement it on the ground).
General Al-Burhan's speech at the United Nations General Assembly is the greatest recognition that he is the undisputed president of the State of Sudan. This is a very important point and an important message in the mail of the international community.
Informing the participants of the association, the leaders of brotherly and friendly countries, about all the practices, atrocities and crimes committed by the Rapid Support Militia, which had a significant impact in changing the misconceptions and misleading information of some heads of state sympathetic and supportive of the militia.
The will of the people cannot be oppressed, sold or bought, governments disappear and the people remain firm, strong and effective. This is what General Al-Burhan referred to in his speech, which confirms his bias in favor of the people's choice. who have power and authority.
The speech given today by General Al-Burhan to the United Nations General Assembly and the exceptional situation that the country is going through were extremely important because they revealed the facts as they are and placed the international community before its historic responsibilities to truly and fully protect human rights. truly, and not by brandishing flashy slogans which have no place in implementation.
With General Al-Burhan's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, he created inverted images in the minds of many enemies of Sudan, confused their calculations and scattered their already scattered papers. This speech certainly has implications for redrawing the map of Sudan. in the minds of decision-makers of regional and international cuisines.
General Al-Burhan's speech to the United Nations General Assembly received extensive media attention, with all major media outlets and bulletins providing information and analysis, which is a clear indication of his strength and sobriety.
Although the victorious military advance in all directions to liberate the national capital, Khartoum, from the desecration of enemies interested the Sudanese people, it did not prevent the Sudanese people from following up on the general's speech, which fell cold and peaceful to his ears. .
