Sudan : Military take over : al-Bashir Arrested
 

https://news.sky.com/story/sudans-pr...ising-11690316

[Sudan's President Omar al Bashir has been arrested by the army
which has taken control for the next two years,
the country's defence minister has said.
Awad Mohamed Ahmed Ibn Auf said Mr Bashir had been
detained "in a safe place" and that a military council would run the
country for two years.]


Hide him away.

Same old story

2021 Today
Another Military Take Over
The Leader arrested
Internet Cut Off.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-59033142

https://news.sky.com/story/sudan-fiv...ports-12444000

Yes,
2019 and 2021


[Coup leader, Gen Abdel Fattah Burhan,
has blamed political infighting.
Protesters have taken to the streets of the capital,
Khartoum, and there are reports of gunfire.
Military and civilian leaders have been at
odds since long-time ruler Omar al-Bashir
was overthrown two years ago and
a transitional government set up.]

Ch4HDnews
played Audio only an Activist
who said 3 were shot dead
today.

But the Internet has been cut by the military leader


It showed a large amount protesting?
But what can they do?
The army has control again.


I would tell them to halt protesting

Ch4HDnews showed a shocking report

Yesterday 15 have Died

One lad was shown with Bullet in his Ribs
he managed to get to help.
He was driven to hospital
who saved his life.

So rare to see a Good report.


The People a month on
still do not want an Army Leader



But by protesting live Bullets are fired.
Internet, again Cut off

Tragic

Here we go again

[Sudan coup: Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok
resigns
after mass protests]

[Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has resigned
after another day of mass protests
rocked the capital Khartoum.
Thousands marched against a recent deal he
had done to share power with the army,
who staged a coup in October.
Chanting "power to the people", protesters called for
a return to full civilian rule.
But military forces again responded with force,
leaving two people dead.
Mr Hamdok's decision to quit leaves the
army in full control.
It is another blow to Sudan's fragile attempts at
a transition to democratic rule after a popular
uprising led to the overthrow of Sudan's
long-term authoritarian
President Omar al-Bashir in 2019.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-59855246

["The Arabs arrived and started
killing people in the streets,"
says Amina.
"When they entered homes, they took
everything and burned the remains."


The young mother is reliving the horror of the
massacre in Sudan which devastated
her community.
The attack started shortly after dawn.
Residents of Kutum, a town in North Darfur,
were either still sleeping or had just finished
sunrise prayers, when gunshots shattered
the early morning calm.]



[At least 73 civilians were killed,
was led by commanders from the
Rapid Support Forces (RSF),
the paramilitary group currently
engaged in a conflict with Sudan's military.]


https://news.sky.com/story/sudan-war...reets-13210692


Terrible
Evil killers