Reuters
There were reports of a military move aimed at seizing power in Sudan and a military move aimed at placing Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok under house arrest and arresting other ministers.
The Sudanese Professionals Association today, in a statement at dawn Tuesday, announced “a military move aimed at seizing power” and that it “means our return to the evil cycle of authoritarian rule, oppression and terrorism, and People pulled out through their struggles and sacrifices in the glorious December Revolution to undermine what we have.”
He called on Sudan “to take to the streets in all the cities, villages and neighborhoods of Furqan … and occupied them completely, and be prepared to resist any military coup, regardless of the forces behind it.” called upon.”
A military force stormed Saleh’s home and arrested him early Monday, Reuters news agency reported, citing family sources as media adviser to the Sudanese prime minister, Faisal Mohamed Saleh.
Later, the agency quoted eyewitnesses as saying that the Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Force deployed today, Monday to restrict the movement of civilians on the streets of the capital Khartoum, with protests in various parts of the city.
Sudan has been at a standstill since the announcement of a failed coup attempt last month, sparking an intense exchange of charges between the military and civilian parties that came to power after the overthrow of former president Omar al-Bashir. were about to share. in 2019.
Source: RT + Reuters