The Chairwoman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports inspects the wounded of the Dignity War, and the Commander of the Medical Corps affirms the support of Sudanese youth for the army.

Ms. Hawa Mohamed Idris, Chairwoman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, confirmed the solidarity of the youth and athletes with the armed forces. During her visit on Monday to the injured and wounded of the Dignity War at Atbara Military Hospital, she reiterated the support of the youth of River Nile State for the national army until the country's liberation from traitors and armed militias. She congratulated the Sudanese people on the victories achieved by the army in military operations and in liberating citizens from militia detention centers. The minister praised the level of care, services, and the high morale of the wounded, who expressed their commitment to continuing the fight and returning to the frontlines to protect the country.

The Chairwoman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports inspects the wounded of the Dignity War, and the Commander of the Medical Corps affirms the support of Sudanese youth for the army.

In turn, Colonel Dr. Hatem Awadallah, Commander of the Military Hospital, expressed his happiness at the visit of the Chairwoman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports and her accompanying delegation of youth and sports leaders. He emphasized that the visit helped boost the morale of the wounded and injured. He added that the Sudanese people, in a national referendum, confirmed their support for their country's forces, thanking the efforts of the Supreme Council and the youth of Sudan for their role in ending the rebellion and contributing to the restoration of life to all cities in Sudan.