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 A pause to contemplate the rebellion's attack on Al-Aylafon.  Written by Dr. Hatem Babakir Awad Al-Karim  An objective understanding of the rebel forces’ attack on Al-Ailafoun does not mean the army’s failure to perform its duties and the inability of the security services to anticipate this action, but rather it necessarily means several issues. First: The rebellion is declining and it was defeated in the Battle of Khartoum, which is why it is trying to carry out operations aimed at creating media hype. The Al-Aylafoun operation is inseparable from the desperate movements in the north of the island, with logistical and media support that exceeds the scale of the operations.  Second: The events of Al-Aylafoun confirm that the tactical plans are based on diverting attention from the reality of the army’s total control in the capital. Therefore, the rebellion needs to raise the morale of its soldiers, blocking the story of support and supplies coming from Libya and Chad, especially