London| April 16, 2023
Morsi Foundation for Democracy condemns the military/military escalation in Sudan and the violent clashes that broke out today, Saturday, April 15, 2023, between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces in several areas in Khartoum, including the vicinity of the presidential palace, and other areas in the country, especially the city of Meroe, which led to casualties and the outbreak of street war between the two sides of the military conflict, which bear responsibility for the status quo in Sudan, with the absence of civilian life in the country for decades.
Hence, the Foundation calls on everyone to exercise restraint, end the clashes, and not get involved in bloodshed or the destruction of infrastructure. The Foundation affirms that the only solution is the exit of the military and security institutions from the field of politics and power, and the trend towards democracy and free elections to establish a free, independent, civil state.
