Khartoum: Hamidti’s African trip and agreement with political groups is the basis for the division of Sudan
| The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan considered the trip of the commander of the rapid reaction forces to several African countries and his agreement with a number of political groups as a platform for the division of Sudan. |
According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, Major General “Mohammed Hamdan Deghlo” known as “Hamidti” In the past two weeks, the commander of Sudan’s rapid response forces has traveled to South Africa, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kenya and Uganda and has discussed with the leaders of these countries about the developments in Sudan and ways to end the fighting in this country.
Khartoum calls the rapid response forces “rebels” and “terrorists” and holds them responsible for stealing people’s property and killing civilians.
This statement states: In this campaign, Hamidti traveled to several African countries, during which he spoke about the readiness of the rapid response forces for a ceasefire and the start of peace talks, and with a political coalition that supports these forces. signed the agreement to provide the necessary foundations for the country’s division.
According to the Sudan Tribune newspaper, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan protested the trip a few days ago. Hamidati called the Sudanese ambassador in Nairobi to Kenya and the reception of him by the officials of this country for consultations. This country emphasized the establishment of peace and stability in Sudan based on the Jeddah Agreement. In Sudan, at the same time as some African countries welcomed General Burhan
‘s rival, the army and the rapid reaction forces with the mediation of the United States and Saudi Arabia many times in The city of Jeddah signed a ceasefire agreement, guaranteeing the delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians, but none of them have adhered to the agreements and insist on eliminating the opposing side through the military option.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan stated in its statement: the rapid reaction forces continue to commit genocide, ethnic cleansing and sexual violence, while some residential areas in Khartoum are under siege by the rapid reaction forces. And these forces do not allow the entry of food and other goods needed by the citizens. The International Criminal Court “The Hague” is investigating the crimes committed by the rapid reaction forces in Dafur, and it is because of these crimes that the United States has sanctioned the second member of the rapid reaction forces and its commander, Han Maidani.
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