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Since the war was ignited by the National Congress, the Islamic Movement, and its affiliated army, as well as the Al-Baraa Brigades, whose leader appeared in the General Command on the day the first shot was fired, the positions of the Rapid Support Forces Command have been responsive and have dealt positively with all initiatives aimed at stopping the war, extending a hand of peace to end this suffering. The US Treasury's sanctions on the Rapid Support Forces Commander seem intended to undermine peace efforts and the tireless and sincere work made by a number of parties. Additionally, they send negative signals to those who ignited the war and are inciting its continuation. The Sudanese people, who are calling for an end to the war and even imposing peace from within, will continue their efforts. They are aware that the supreme interests of their country require ongoing support for any national, regional, or international effort to stop this war, which has now entered its second year. These sanctions do not alter the position of the Rapid Support Forces leadership in their tireless efforts and responsible national work with everyone to stop this holocaust and end the wars in our country forever. This will allow our people to enjoy stability and peace, and to rebuild the Sudanese state on new foundations agreed upon by supporters of the cumulative revolutionary forces.