FFC

The FFC said in a statement that threats by both sides to form a government were "an extremely dangerous issue that will result in the partition and division of the country" and could lead to a "comprehensive civil war".

The army, RSF and FFC shared power after long-ruling leader Omar al-Bashir was overthrown during a popular uprising in 2019.

The RSF's Mohamed, echoing comments made publicly by Hemedti, and the civilian FFC, both say there was a third group at play, souring relations between the army and the paramilitary force.

Mohamed and the FFC say this bloc is made up of supporters, including Islamists, of Bashir, who ruled Sudan for decades.

FFC members have accused the pro-Bashir group of spreading rumours and exerting internal pressure within the army.