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Secret Document Reveals the Next Phase: Sudan’s Military plans a long transition under army leadership

Experts conclude that the project reflects a clear trend toward restructuring the Sudanese political system on foundations that grant the military a pivotal role in governing the state in the coming years, relying on regional support that provides political and diplomatic legitimacy to the new regime.
Experts on Sudanese affairs agree that the project aims to achieve three main objectives: first, to solidify Burhan and the military establishment’s hold on the leadership of the state, while re-presenting the army as the sole legitimate authority capable of governing the country during the next phase.
The document, which includes direct instructions from the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, reveals a plan based on governing Sudan through military rule for five years.
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