November 25, 2024 (NAIROBI) - Sudan's SPLM's - Revolutionary Democratic Current, led by Yasir Arman, called on Saturday for a broad civilian front against the ongoing war in the country. In a statement on November 24, the group urged all 'forces of revolution and change' to unite and end the conflict, paving the way for a new state focused on sustainable peace. The call followed a meeting of the Current's leadership bureau, which prioritized a ceasefire, humanitarian relief, and civilian protection as preconditions for any political process. The statement urged factions to make mutual concessions to form a unified bloc capable of addressing Sudan's challenges. It emphasized internal compromise, stating, 'We must make concessions to each other first,' instead of appeasing those who fuelled the conflict. The Current expressed support for the Nairobi Agreement, a peace initiative signed by key figures including Abdel Wahid al-Nur, Abdel Aziz al-Hilu, and Abdallah Hamdok, along with the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu and the Sudan Liberation Movement of Abdel Wahid al-Nur. The agreement aims to address the root causes of the war and establish a new state. The group also backed the Ba'ath Party's efforts to create a unified …

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