101 people killed in clashes between protesters in Sudan
101 people killed in clashes between protesters in Sudan
Deadlock in talks between opposition parties and the army.
Kharram: A total of 101 people have been confirmed so far after crackdown against opposition demonstrators in Sudan.
Earlier, bodies of 40 people have been recovered from Sudanese River Nile, and protesters have also rejected the offer of non-negotiated talks by the army.
It is clear that after April's removal of President Omar Bashir, a dictator was born on a peaceful and acceptable transition to power in the powerful military council and opposition parties. Then opposition protests began to form a form of severe clashes because the army had finished all the agreements made by the parties. There were dozens of deaths in which the series continues.
More than 40 bodies have been found from the last Sudanese River Nile, and it has revealed a group of doctors with sympathetic opposition. The organization has said that all the bodies have taken the army into their possession to an unknown place. It was protesting a large number of people a day before, and the army sprouted it, and it was present in the capital city of Khartom.
The organization's doctors have reported 101 deadly so far. On the other hand, the military council chief Abdul Latif Al-Alba announced that they are ready to discuss unmatched talks with all the parties, but the protest groups have repeatedly rejected this offer for more than a month.
Mohammad Yusuf Al-Mustafa, a Sudanese Professional Association spokesperson, said that the army is not serious in its offer and Journalists have killed people and this series is still continuing.
Deadlock in talks between opposition parties and the army.
Kharram: A total of 101 people have been confirmed so far after crackdown against opposition demonstrators in Sudan.
Earlier, bodies of 40 people have been recovered from Sudanese River Nile, and protesters have also rejected the offer of non-negotiated talks by the army.
It is clear that after April's removal of President Omar Bashir, a dictator was born on a peaceful and acceptable transition to power in the powerful military council and opposition parties. Then opposition protests began to form a form of severe clashes because the army had finished all the agreements made by the parties. There were dozens of deaths in which the series continues.
More than 40 bodies have been found from the last Sudanese River Nile, and it has revealed a group of doctors with sympathetic opposition. The organization has said that all the bodies have taken the army into their possession to an unknown place. It was protesting a large number of people a day before, and the army sprouted it, and it was present in the capital city of Khartom.
The organization's doctors have reported 101 deadly so far. On the other hand, the military council chief Abdul Latif Al-Alba announced that they are ready to discuss unmatched talks with all the parties, but the protest groups have repeatedly rejected this offer for more than a month.
Mohammad Yusuf Al-Mustafa, a Sudanese Professional Association spokesperson, said that the army is not serious in its offer and Journalists have killed people and this series is still continuing.
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