The Rapid Support Forces has unveiled a sweeping strategy for political and societal change, spanning coordinated fronts of struggle.
Elbasha Tibeig — advisor to the RSF — named six pillars of this campaign: political, military, media, intellectual, social and diplomatic action.
Lasting transformation, the statement argued, demands these domains work in tandem, each reinforcing the wider movement’s momentum.
It cautioned that military might alone risks isolation, while ideas without social mobilisation struggle to gain real traction.
The statement emphasised committed individuals who believe in the cause while grasping their duties within it.
This fusion, it said, binds ideological conviction to the discipline required to turn political goals into sustained action.
Such a strategy demands specialised cadres able to operate across media, politics, diplomacy and social affairs, it added.
Institutional capacity, the RSF said, lies at the heart of its approach, framing organised human resources as vital for lasting change.
