Sudanese Coalition Rejects Military-Led Political DialogueThe Democratic Civil Alliance of the Sudanese Revolution, known as ‘Samoud’, has officially rejected recent calls for a domestic political dialogue, describing the initiative as a deceptive maneuver. In a statement issued on Monday, the coalition emphasized that any political process conducted within areas under the control of the Sudanese Armed Forces—and lacking the meaningful participation of the country’s diverse revolutionary factions—is fundamentally flawed. The coalition’s rejection underscores a significant rift between military leadership and civilian political movements, which remain critical of efforts seen as attempts to consolidate power under the guise of mediation. The alliance also addressed broader concerns regarding the composition of the potential political participants, specifically noting that there is no space for the Muslim Brotherhood in a legitimate political process. As the internal conflict persists, the position of the ‘Samoud’ coalition serves as a reminder of the challenges involved in bridging the gap between various factions.