The Sudanese military suddenly captured a few ** on the grounds that they were going to start a rebellion!
On the same day, a Russian satellite news agency confirmed that Sudan's military intelligence service had detained several *** accused of sedition. Sudanese troops are lining the streets of Omdurman, and there is a worrisome smell in the air. In the operational command of Sultan Omdurman (a satellite city in Khartoum), there is a colonel, a lieutenant colonel, a colonel and a colonel. At this time, the Sudanese army was conducting a fierce search in Omdurman, trying to find a high-ranking general. The Sudanese military is preparing to capture an unnamed general in Omdurman.
Sudan is located in northeastern Africa, west of the Red Sea, with its capital in Khartoum and a total population of 46.68 million. The people of the Sudan are suffering the ravages of war in this brutal civil war. Following the outbreak of a civil war in Sudan, a rapid reaction force led by Hamdan Dagro waged a year-long war against the regular Sudanese army. The people of the Sudan have suffered in the brutal civil war. To date, more than 11 million people, including 4 million women and 3 million children, have been displaced as a result of armed conflict, 90 per cent of whom are refugees from Khartoum, Gezira and Darfur, according to a report released on 5 February.
According to the Sudan newspaper, the Sudanese military is conducting a manhunt for an army commander accused of conspiracy to launch a military operation, and a manhunt is being launched in Omdurman.
With the opening of this military operation, the public has also received widespread attention to what is going on with the Sudanese military. A journalist revealed through a military member that he learned about it during a military training in Khartoum, Sudan. Another report from Sky News pointed out that although the Sudanese military has not yet made any official denial or confirmation of the attack, some ** under the military banner have expressed two completely opposite views on it. One view is that the Sudanese military did not cause turmoil because of the military operation, but because of the turmoil caused by the military operation. There is a theory that 8 people at all levels were arrested for violating the instructions of senior military leaders, but the exact reasons have not yet been announced. There is also an opinion that the military leader had previously leaked information to the outside world about his alleged assassination of Sadat. Other analysts said there were accusations of fabricating false information in an attempt to create divisions in the military.
Since the beginning of the civil war in Sudan, the contradictions between ** and the rapid response forces have intensified, and most of the senior leaders of the Sudanese military have moved to Port Sudan, a city about 1,000 kilometers east of Khartoum, while some leaders have decided to stay in the city of Omdurman in Khartoum. In the fierce battle of Omdurman, this rapid response team showed amazing combat effectiveness and successfully took several military installations. Currently, 10 of the Sudanese Army's 14 key commands and subordinate commands are under the responsibility of this command, one of which is based in Khartoum**; In the city of Omdurman, the rapid reaction forces put up a fierce resistance, but the Sudanese military occupied most of the bases, and the situation was very unfavorable for them. Sudanese forces have occupied most of the military bases in the city of Omdurman, which has also seen heavy military fighting in recent weeks.
The civil war in the Sudan has brought about a serious humanitarian crisis in the Sudan, and the security situation in most parts of the country continues to deteriorate. Four of Sudan's 18 states have been hit hard by the fighting. According to the agency, the conflict in Afghanistan is the largest refugee movement in the world, 12 percent of whom are Sudanese. Many people have had to leave their homes and seek refuge everywhere. As a result of the ongoing war in the country, millions of Sudanese are unemployed and struggling to make ends meet.
In this case, General Desali led the army to carry out a military coup d'état in Sudan, which would definitely bring more serious danger to the Sudan and make them suffer even more!
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