In the midst of regional diplomatic furor, Sudanese paralybers forcing a rival government

A rapid support forces, a paramilitary group that fought against the Sudan Army in an unfortunate civil war in the country, signed a political charter with its allies on Saturday, which aimed to establish a parallel Sudan government in areas under their control.

Paramilitari said the agreement, which was signed to Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, would open the way for peace after almost two years of war that killed thousands of people and launched devastating hunger. The critics called him a brave Gambit, which the United States accused of genocide and warned him that the charter could further call Sudan.

The charged signatures included the SPLM-N deputy leader, a secular rebel group that remained outside the war until last week. Is now firmly aligned with fast support forces, more commonly called RSF

However, the most neutier effect was diplomatically. TRIUMDAL PRESENTIONS OF RSF leaders – many of them accused of war crimes and under US sanctions – in the capital of Kenya last week they embarked on a bitter public order between the two countries. The Sudanese government was charged with “shameful” behavior that she said was “equal to the act of hostility” and withdrew her ambassador from Nairobi in protest.

The Kenyan Foreign Ministry announced that it only sought a “platform for key stakeholders” from Sudan and stop “the tragic slide of Sudan in anarchy.” However, many in Kenya condemned the conversations as the political misconception of President William Ruto and invited him to turn the course.

The Kenyan Chapter of the International Commission of the Lawyer said that Mr. Ruto “is a copyman in mass crimes against the Sudan people.” One Kenyan newspaper denied RSF leader, Lieutenant Mohamed Hamdan, as a “butcher” on his front page.

After holding a lavish political event on Tuesday at the Congress Congress Center Kenya, the signature ceremony on Saturday happened behind closed doors. The video provided by the RSF official showed the deputy leader of the group Abdul Rahim Dagalo, holding a high copy of the charter in the hall filled mostly delegates, some of which crawled the fists in the air.

The version of the Arabic Language Charter, a 16 -page document, which saw the New York Times, calls for a “secular, democratic and decentralized state” in Sudan that would be a religious and ethnic identity of all citizens.

But many Sudans question the ability of RSF or even the desire to manage it in such a way. RSF fighters have a reputation of brutality and abuse, not a healthy administration, in areas that control. The group did not announce the time tape to form its burned government.

The Sudan de facto leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Knit, also promised to form a new and more inclusive administration with headquarters in the capital of the war times, Port Sudan.

Some critics accused Mr. Ruta of worshiping himself by pressing the United Arab Emirates, the main foreign assistant of the RSF, the increasingly influential forces throughout Africa. In Kenya, Mr Ruto persistently inserted Emirates because the funds from China and western investors were drying.

A $ 1.5 billion loan from Emirates, which Kenya hopes to mitigate her debt demolish, negotiating Over four months. The loan is expected to be completed later this week, Reported Bloomberg on Friday.

Trump’s administration has not yet commented on the political initiative under the guidance of the RSF in Kenya. The State Department did not mention Sudan in a statement that followed on Friday after the invitation of state secretary Marc Rubi and Mr. Ruta.

Mr. Rubio, however, criticized Emirates supporting what he called the RSF “Genocide” during his certificate hearing in January. In recent days, older Republicans have expressed discomfort to the visible accused war criminals who parade through the capital of the great American ally.

Kenya “helps RSF to legitimize their genocidal rule in #sudan under the output of a dormant”, Senator Jim Risch, Republican from Idah and President of the Foreign Relations Committee in Senate, wrote on social networks.

The triumphant scene in the RSF video is contrary to the wealth of the group on the battlefield, where he suffered a number of recent defeats. In recent months, the army has re -taken over the covers of the Sudan capital, Khartoum, and threw out paramilitary divisions from the key region of the bread carts in Central Sudan.

However, the RSF retains control of the significant part of Sudan, the third largest country of Africa. His troops are pressing strongly on the besieged city of El Fasher, an urban area in the Western region of Darfur.

The inappropriate support of the United Arab Emirates remains a powerful source of military force for paramilitary divisions, US officials say. It also seems to have at least the tacit support of several Sudan neighbors, including Chad, South Sudan, Ethiopia – and now, maybe Kenya.