Sudan: Fighting Continues Despite The Extended Ceasefire

According to observers, there is no sign of the conflict ending anytime soon. The refugee aid organization Pro Asyl calls for a freeze on deportations to Sudan.

Despite an agreed ceasefire, fierce fighting has broken out again in Sudan. Residents reported that gunfire and artillery attacks could be heard in Khartoum, including around the presidential palace, near the state radio headquarters and a military base in Khartoum. Plumes of black smoke could be seen over the city. In Khartoum there is no electricity or tap water, internet and telephone only work sporadically. Gasoline, cash and food are becoming scarce.

United Nations: As A Punishment, Venezuela And Iran Lose UN Voting Rights

Iran and seven other states are behind with payments to the United Nations. As a punishment, they are no longer allowed to vote in the central UN advisory body.

Venezuela, Iran and six other countries have lost their voting rights in the United Nations because they are in arrears with their contributions.  

With immediate effect, Sudan, the island state of Antigua and Barbuda, the Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu have also lost their voting rights in the UN General Assembly, UN Secretary General António Guterres informed the body in a letter on Wednesday.

Today News | US Issues Warning To China And Five Protesters Killed In Sudan

US issues warning to China about pressure on Taiwan

America is concerned about continued pressure from China on Taiwan. US President Joe Biden will soon meet Chinese President Xi Jinping virtually.

Shortly before a video summit between President Joe Biden and China's head of state Xi Jinping, the US issued a warning to Beijing about the growing pressure on Taiwan. In an interview with his Chinese counterpart, Foreign Minister Antony Blinken "expressed his concern about the continuing military, diplomatic and economic pressure exerted by the People's Republic of China on Taiwan," the Foreign Ministry said on Saturday (local time).

Blinken and Wang spoke on Friday in preparation for the video summit on Monday, according to the State Department. The US representative demanded that Beijing take part in a constructive dialogue in order to resolve the Taiwan issue "peacefully and in a manner that is consistent with the wishes and interests of the people of Taiwan."

Sudan | Sudanese Military Leadership Releases Four Ministers

Before the announcement, the UN Secretary General and the US Secretary of State had telephoned the General. António Guterres also called for Abdalla Hamdok to be released.

Sudan's military leadership has ordered the release of four ministers arrested during the coup a week and a half ago. The "supreme commander of the armed forces", General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had the release of the ministers for telecommunications, trade, information as well as youth and sport, reported the state television.

Shortly before the announcement of the order, UN Secretary General António Guterres made a personal phone call to Burhan to make it possible for Sudan to return to democratic transition. According to a UN statement, Guterres called on the general to "make every effort" to resolve the political crisis in Sudan and to restore constitutional order and the transition process."

Military Coup In Sudan | "The People Are Stronger"

After the coup in Sudan, the military has a problem: the population is resisting the "Egyptian way".

Monday, October 25th, early morning in Khartoum. Nobody is surprised when the soldiers arrive. Least of all the prime minister, whom the generals have been threatening for days. Armed men kidnap Abdalla Hamdok and his wife Muna Abdalla to an undisclosed location. Military vehicles hit the streets, blocking bridges over the Nile. State television plays patriotic songs on a loop, ministers are arrested. In the afternoon, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, appears in front of the cameras, declares the state of emergency and the interim government under Hamdok's leadership as dissolved. According to Burhan, the military had to act "to ensure the security of the country". It's a coup, even if Burhan doesn't want to call it that.

Sudan's army, it seems, on October 25th, embarked on the "Egyptian route" and laid the grave lid on democratization . Burhan and Egypt's president and ex-army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sissi are close friends. The last thing Al-Sissi wants in his "backyard" is a democratic Sudan. Both also enjoy the support of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Free elections, protection of civil rights and transparent governance do not appear in their worldview either.

General Burhan, however, has a problem: Sudan's protest movement is bigger, more closed and more organized than the Egyptian ever was.

Sudan Military Coup | Several Dead In Protests Against Military Coup

During mass protests in the city of Omdurman, security forces again fired at demonstrators. The United Nations called on the military leadership to exercise restraint.

In Sudan, after the military coup almost a week ago, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to protest against the new rulers. They are calling for the restoration of the civilian-led government and a return to the "path of democracy". As in the previous days  , gunmen shot at the demonstrators. According to the National Medical Committee, at least two people were killed in the city of Omdurman.

Military Coup In Sudan | The Military Leadership Apparently Deposed Several Ambassadors

The civilian-led interim government in Sudan was overthrown by the military. Ambassadors who sympathize with the demonstrators have now, according to reports, been removed.

Shortly after the military coup in Sudan , the army leadership reportedly released the country's ambassador to the European Union and five other diplomats from their duties. In addition to the ambassador to the EU in Brussels, those in the USA, China, France and Qatar as well as the head of the Sudanese mission in Geneva were also deposed. This was reported by the Sudanese state television and the Al-Arabiya TV channel. Several ambassadors had previously condemned the coup and expressed their solidarity with the civil resistance movement that had been protesting against the putschists for days.

Sudan Military Coup | Military Leaves Disempowered Sudanese Prime Minister Back Home

The violently deposed head of government in Sudan, Abdalla Hamdok, is now under army guard in his home. The UN Security Council is deliberating on the situation.

In Sudan , the military let the kidnapped Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok return home after the government coup. His wife is now back in the couple's house in the capital Khartoum , Hamdok's office confirmed according to the army.

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However, the ex-head of government is "under strict surveillance" at home, the statement said. It is unclear whether the disempowered head of government is under house arrest or can move freely. Hamdok's office said other former government officials as well as civil society leaders were still in "detention in unknown locations".

Sudan Coup Attempt | Gunmen Arrest Government Leaders In Sudan

There is apparently another attempted coup in Sudan. According to media reports, Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok was placed under house arrest by a military unit.

In Sudan there was apparently another attempted coup from the ranks of the military: armed men arrested several leading members of the government. The arrests had taken place in their homes, it was said from government circles. Al Hadath TV reported that the military had placed Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok under house arrest. An unidentified military unit therefore besieged his house.

What Do We Do?

Be it the beginning of the year or the beginning of the day, an idea immediately comes to mind as to what to do. But there is a lot to be done, but something should be done that will benefit others and the relationship will not be strained. The year 2020 ended like a movie, but now what about 2021? God knows. ۔ ۔

But the war that erupted in 2020, peace agreements were made, governments were formed and ended, although it would not be wrong to say that the dangerous beginning of 2020 may not have started this year. Because in the beginning of 2020, where the United States killed Iranian General Qasim Soleimani in an air strike, the end also passed through the complicated phase of the US election and President Biden took the command of the presidency. Run because the past always determines the future. So the same question, what to do?

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In  Syria, Israeli warplanes fired missiles at residential areas, which were repulsed. According to the international news agency, Israeli warplanes fired missiles at the Musayyaf area of Syria, which was thwarted by the Syrian air defense system. According to Syrian state television, Israeli warplanes fired the missiles north of the Lebanese city of Tripoli, but there was no loss of life or property as a result of the timely response. Israel has not yet confirmed or denied the attack, but in the past Israeli warplanes have violated Lebanese borders and attacked Syrian territory. Meanwhile, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that Israeli warplanes flying low from Lebanon hit an Iranian weapons depot in Syria, killing six members of the Iranian-backed militia.

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US President Donald Trump has made his resignation from the White House conditional on formal approval from Biden's Electoral College.

According to the World News Agency, President Donald Trump has set a new condition for acknowledging his defeat and stepping down. Donald Trump says those who have won a majority in the election are ready to step down if Biden's victory is formally accepted by the Electoral College.

Speaking to reporters on the eve of Thanksgiving, President Trump said that if Joe Biden's victory in the Electoral College persisted, he would not hesitate to leave the White House to concede defeat, but to take the oath of office (January 20). Until then, many new things will emerge that could change the situation.

Electors elected by popular vote in the US presidential election endorse the winning candidate, after which the successful candidate is sworn in on January 20. President Trump is waiting for a miracle before this day, while Joe Biden has also announced the members of his cabinet.

A Secret Meeting | Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu With Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman

Israeli media reports and government ministers have claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for historic talks with Saudi Arabia, while Netanyahu declined to comment on the news.

It is believed that the Saudi Foreign Minister has rejected these reports circulating in the media.

According to the AFP news agency, Israeli media and a minister said that Netanyahu had met with the Saudi Crown Prince.

Reports suggest that Israel and the Arab world's most powerful country are close to establishing ties, after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed a US-brokered agreement.

Israeli state broadcasters and other media outlets reported that Netanyahu and Mossad chief Yousef Meyer Cohen, along with the US Secretary of State, met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in New York.

According to the report, Israeli government sources confirmed the meeting, requesting anonymity.

Netanyahu, on the other hand, said in response to a question at his party meeting that 

I have never commented on these things and do not intend to do so

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Recognizing Israel would give Iran, Qatar and Saudi Arabia a chance to kill

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, like the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, flatly refused to recognize Israel. Haiim Saban, an American-born Israeli billionaire , made this claim in an exclusive interview with the Israeli newspaper Harris. Saban says Prince Mohammed bin Salman fears that if Saudi Arabia recognizes Israel, Iran, Qatar and the Saudi people will have a chance to assassinate him. The Israeli billionaire also attended the UAE, Bahrain and Israel peace agreement ceremony at the White House on September 15. He added that Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz was opposed to recognizing Israel and wanted to implement the Arab-Israeli peace plan agreed in 2002 in the Saudi capital, Riyadh. Saban added that religious circles have a strong influence on the Saudi people, while recognizing Israel could jeopardize Saudi Arabia's monopoly on the Holy Shrines and its reputation in the Islamic world. It may be recalled that the United Arab Emirates had announced a peace agreement with Israel on August 13 and Bahrain on September 11 and the two countries had signed the agreement on September 15 at the White House. Following the agreement, the number of Arab states recognizing Israel has risen to four, followed by Egypt in 1979 and Jordan in 1994. Now another Arab country, Sudan, has agreed to a peace deal with Israel. Sudan is also an important country in that it has fought against Israel in the past.

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Trump and Joe Biden's last presidential debate, accusations against each other on national security

US President Trump and Republican candidate Joe Biden in the last presidential debate accused each other about national security, also accused of taking money from Russia and China. The last presidential debate took place in Nashville, Tennessee, with the Corona epidemic, national security, American families, racism, climate change and leadership skills discussed. Trump called India dirty, filthy and useless. During the debate, President Donald Trump said that the corona virus vaccine would arrive in a few days. We are learning to live with the virus, he added, adding that we are fighting the virus from China. "People are learning to die with Corona in the Trump era," Biden said. Biden also accused Trump of taking money from Russia. President Trump responded by saying that he did not take any money from Russia. Biden said there was institutional racism in the United States, while President Trump said he did not think racism was an issue in the US police force.

The agreement between Sudan Military Council and Protesters has been Resolved

The agreement between the military council and protesters in Sudan has been resolved, the parties have contradicted the formation of self-defense.

The ongoing negotiations between the military council and the protesters in Sudan agreed that the autonomous council would be for three years, while the leadership of the military, the civilian authority will continue to change.

The establishment of the technocratic government and the recent, transparent investigations of recent incidents were also agreed on.

The parties also agreed to postpone the law enforcement law.

Hearing a news agreement, a wave of happiness went on to the citizens.

Remember that negotiations between two days and day were held in Sudan, the presence of the African and Ethiopian mediators during the demonstrations.

REVOLUTION IN SUDAN | The genocides of Darfur continue to kill without the deposed dictator Al Bashir

The first day of "civil disobedience" summoned by the democratic opposition to the regime of the headless Al Bashir, three people are already dead, although the information blackout may be able to hide some more. It is a general strike to which barricades must be united throughout the city to prevent traffic . At the moment, only state banks and official agencies are open.

The heart has been removed by the corrupt body, but the rest of the organs and limbs are still poisoned. With the fall of the dictator Omar al Bashir, an implacable satrap for decades with his opponents - who is still being held in some secret place - the soldiers who were holding him and knocking him down do what they have always done : exert terror with their own population to continue governing without anyone questioning their power.

When Bashir fell, many thought that the Sudanese revolution had been completed. The military, on the other hand, set up a transition table (in which they are only) to organize elections (also led by them) to find a president. Protesters in Khartoum, who for months clamored on the streets for a democratic country and elected leaders, have suffered something they had only seen on the news from international media: the massacres that Bashir had directed against rival ethnic groups in Darfur, Kordofan or Blue Nile are reproduced now, in the same way, against the middle-class youth who are the protagonists of the revolution.

Last week these soldiers opened fire on unarmed students in the vicinity of their headquarters, where they had set up a protest camp. Accompanied by the usual propaganda in this type of repressive regimes, the more than 100 deaths that were scattered on the asphalt were no longer demonstrators, but "dangerous terrorists" fed and financed "by the enemies of Sudan."

Behind that table of military coup plotters we find the name of an old man known in war crimes: General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, better known as Hemeti , leader of the so-called Rapid Action Forces, that is, a nickname for the Yanyaweed militias responsible for the genocide of Darfur. The method is the same as in ethnic cleansing, appearing with their pick-ups , killing dozens of unarmed people, raping women, burning their stores and denying that this has happened. Up to 9,000 soldiers of these units are at your command in the capital of Sudan.

Hemeti has no affiliation with young middle-class university students who are protesting a democratic Sudan. He is a man born in a rural area with great experience in repressing opponents . In fact, he was Bashir's right arm in this type of operation. He directed counterintelligence and was nicknamed by Bashir The man without mercy. Amnesty International also recalls that he is a key figure in the abduction and mistreatment of Somali and Eritrean migrants who cross the country to Libya.

He has been seen fighting in Yemen with the forces supported by Saudi Arabia, financiers of his military unit, against the Houthi militias backed by Iran.

Meanwhile, the youth associations that were involved in the revolution feel betrayed and lack a different strategy to be able to fight not against Bashir, but against their corrupt state.

Sudan | Repression of demonstrations has killed at least 108 people since Monday

The leaders of the protest movement in Sudan on Wednesday rejected the offer of dialogue of generals in power in a country plunged in instability after the crackdown on protesters who has killed at least 108 since Monday according to a committee of doctors.

In the face of fears of a worsening of the situation, the UN has decided to send its staff away, while the United Kingdom has recalled the "non-essential" employees of its embassy in Khartoum and advised the British not to go to Khartoum. country. Amnesty International has called on the African Union and the UN to "take immediate steps to hold those responsible for this violence accountable".

Condemning the crackdown, the United States called on the military in power to "renounce violence" and reaffirmed their desire for a transition led by a civilian government to hold elections at an "appropriate date".

Forces from former Janjaweed militia

During the day, gunfire was heard on the streets of the capital Khartoum, where paramilitary forces, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), were deployed as well as in other cities of the country beset by unprecedented protest. since December that led to the dismissal of President Omar al-Bashir on April 11.

Considered to be from former Janjawid militias accused of atrocities during the Darfur conflict in western Sudan, these forces are accused by the leaders of the protest of being the main perpetrators of the brutal dispersal of the rallies, mainly the sit- in front of the army headquarters on Monday, described as a "massacre".

A final report from the central committee of doctors reported at least 108 civilians killed and more than 500 wounded in three days, the vast majority in the dispersion of the sit-in. Of the dead, 40 were found in the waters of the Nile, said this source without giving any other details.

Rejection of the offer of dialogue of the Transitional Military Council

Due to the insecurity, the capital looked like a ghost town on this day of celebration of the Muslim Fitr festival, marking the end of Ramadan: shops with the iron curtain down, traffic very limited, only a few people have ventured in the street. The mobile internet is no longer accessible since Monday, while social networks play a major role in the protest movement.

Fearing open conflict, the leaders of the protest, who have been demanding since the fall of Omar al-Bashir the transfer of power to civilians, rejected the offer of dialogue of the Transitional Military Council that succeeded the deposed president and is accused of ordering repression.

"The Sudanese people are not open to negotiations, nor to this military council that kills people,".

Sudan | Army vs Civilian | The use of Power Against Protesters, 13 killed

Sudan protests anti-government protests, 13 people were confirmed dead

According to details, the Army used power on protesters, which resulted in reports of the deaths.

According to foreign news agency, 13 people died in government operations, while reports of dozens of injuries were reported.

It is believed that Trade Union Alliance (SPA) is conducting a demonstration in Sudan from April, Democrats demand that power should be handed over to the civil administration.

The same demonstration was due to the dismissal of former President Omar al-Bashir. However, after the removal of Omar Al-Bashir, the National Council took control.

There was no result of negotiations between the Interim Military Council and the Democrats, after which the protests were intensified.

Analysts have shown that if there is no immediate action on Sudan's situation, circumstances can lead to domestic warfare.

The two-day strike of democratizes, the system of life is controversial

Democrats protesters started a two-day general strike against Sudan's military government.

Despite the talks between the government and protesters, there are tensions in Sudan, demonstrations have started in major cities of the country.

According to the German news agency, a new series of protests has begun in Sudan, which has become a political instability, which has been named as a two-day general strike, but the fear is being expressed that it can be exposed.

Thousands of democratically pro-protesters sit down screaming at the capital city of Tetitum and bus terminal, the communication of the system has severely affected.

The passengers are facing anxiety, three air companies have canceled the flights for different cities from Tirimom.

A leading leader of democracy organizations said in his statement that the strike is a message for the world that the Sudanese citizen is not in power to power the army.

It is believed that there was no result of negotiations between the Interim Military Council and the Democrats, remembering that after the separation from the power of Umar al-Bashir in April, the Military Council took over the power.

Power agrees to hand over civilian to three years

Sudan's military leadership and protest leaders have agreed to surrender the entire government to the civilian government within three years.

According to the foreign news agency, after the separation of Umar al-Bashir in April, Lieutenant General Yasir Ubayda, a central member of the ruling-handing council, said that we have agreed on the interim period of three years.

He further said that the final agreement was made on the formation of independent council, power distribution, which includes the formation of a new ruling body.

"The ideas are closer to each other and we will soon reach a deal," said the FDFC member, Satia-ul-Haj, who was protesting protest. "It has been said that a new place to hold new elections in the country has been said. The council will run the country.

Lieutenant General Yasir Ubayta said that during the interim period, a parliamentarian containing 300 members will be formed and it will consist of seven percent of the members of the protest movement, and the rest will be members, who have different political parties Is from

He further said that the first six months will be dedicated to the peace process with the rebels, who are active in the country's battlefields.

The future is ready to negotiate with opposition, the Sudanese Transitional Council

Sudan's military rulers have said that they are ready to meet with the opposition in the future of the country, but there should be no buzz after Tuesday.

According to the Mediterranean, the Interim Military Council issued this warning in protest against the protesters and security forces in different parts of the country and the efforts of protesters and closure of demonstrators.

Sudan's opposition and demonstrators group on April 11 after the arrest of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, is conducting a civil rule in the country and they are demanding the transfer of power to a civilian government as quickly as promising. .

Hamaddi, the deputy head of the Interim Military Council, said Hamidi, "We are ready to talk, but after today no prostitute should be alcoholic, we have told them. Continue reading but the train wheel should not be kept to fuel.

There was no consensus on the formation of a joint civil military intervention council on Sunday, the Sudanese professional organization organized by the Interim Military Council and protest movement, after which the organization appealed to conduct civil disobedience in the country. .

The Council's leadership said in a news conference that the military will not dissolve protesters outside the Ministry of Defense in the capital city of Khartom on April 6. The demonstrators in this meeting were previously demanding removal of the absolute leader, Omar Hassan al-Bashir. After his extradition, he started demanding a civil government.

Lieutenant General Saleh Abdul Khaleq, a member of the Interim Military Council, said, "We are not interested in dispersing it, but it is in the interest of the Sudanese people to open closed roads."

"We are part of the revolution and there is no connection with our former system, as some people are trying to see us like this," he explains, referring to the deprived government.

The press conference was informed that resignations of three members of the Transitional Council have been approved. The Sudanese professional organization demanded the members to be dismissed against the demonstrators in the crackdown on the crackdown.

These resignants include Lt Gen Umar Zain al-Adab, the head of the political committee of the Interim Military Council. The names of the other two are Lt Gen Jalaluddin Al-Ashish and Lt Gen Tahir Babar Ali Ali Chaudhry.

Sudan makes Israel responsible for attacking armory

Sudan's government raises serious allegations against Israel. The Israeli air force is said to have bombed in the early hours of Wednesday an arms factory in the south of the capital Khartoum, said the Sudanese Information Minister Ahmed Bilal Osman. "Four warplanes have attacked the Yarmuk factory. We believe that Israel is behind it, "said Osman told reporters. Fixed so far is only that in the night several heavy explosions in the factory complex Yarmuk occurred. Meters high, the flames shot into the sky. Several people in the surrounding districts al-Schigara suffered smoke inhalation. The fire took hours to get the fire under control. Deaths did not exist according to official figures. The governor of Khartoum had initially ruled out external causes of the explosions. This is contradicted, however, several eyewitnesses who reported aircraft that had circled around the factory before it burst into flames. In addition, a video shows the scene of a crater, destroyed several buildings and debris that could have come from a missile. A preliminary analysis revealed that Israel was behind the deed, said Osman. His country would the UN Security Council to submit evidence for the responsibility of Israel and it reserves retaliation.The human rights organization Human Rights Watch in 1998 reported, citing Sudanese opposition, the factory would Yarmuk chemical weapons stored for the Iraqi regime.Sudanese authorities have always denied this. "We do not respond to the allegations"

Not for the first time makes Khartoum Israel for air strikes against Sudan responsible.

• In 2009 a truck convoy was bombed in the northeast of the country from the air.Dozens of people were killed. U.S. media reported later, citing government circles in Washington that Israel then fired at an arms shipment to Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
• 2011 accused Sudan of Israel to have been responsible for an air strike in Port Sudan. In the attack on a passenger car, two people were killed, among them with Abdel-Latif al-Aschkar to a weapons buyer of Hamas from Gaza have been.

Israel has neither confirmed nor denied being behind the air strikes. It holds the government also in this case. "We do not respond to the allegations," said a spokeswoman for the armed forces. The Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor said: "Israel has no information about the incident."