The economic and armament situation – Chad ranks 90th with 13 degrees, and South Sudan ranks 110th with 33 degrees, and Central Africa ranks 131st with 54 degrees. This shows the miserable state of our country at present, considering overall strength and pure military strength.

Countries ranked by superiority in fields: Egypt: 13 (Number/Economic Situation/Armament) Ethiopia: 66 (Number/Strategic Economic Situation) Libya: 70 (Economic Situation/Armament) Sudan: 77 Chad: 90 (No superiority - no joint defense treaties signed with it) South Sudan: 110 (No superiority - no joint defense treaties signed with it) Central Africa: 131 (No superiority - no joint defense treaties signed with it) Eritrea: 134 (No superiority - no joint defense treaties signed with it after the regime change)

The current situation of the army and armed forces in Sudan: Sudan, like any country, needs a unified army to secure its internal and external borders and protect the constitution of the country, which has been violated several times. It also needs to be restructured and formulated in a way that all political and social forces agree upon. However, what is currently witnessed is the existence of several armies in Sudan that need restructuring and reform to form a modern, unified army. These armies and armed formations are: A. The old Sudanese Armed Forces, which the National Congress organized and destroyed, with more than 20,000 officers and soldiers of various ranks retired or dismissed (politically and arbitrarily) from their duties, including the group of 20,000 in 2010 and the group of 5,000 in 2015. These were national elements trained for decades and assigned difficult tasks internally and externally. They were replaced by others loyal to the movement, not...