Al-Tom Hajo warns against plan to fragment Sudan by targeting the centre of the country
Port Sudan: Total Net
Tom Hajo, head of the Central Path, has warned of a plan to fragment Sudan by targeting the center of the country with armed militias. Hajo confirmed at a press conference that targeting the central states is aimed at fragmenting the Sudanese state under the direction of external parties seeking to control the country's resources.
Form a committee to claim middle way rights:
Hajo announced the formation of a committee to seek the rights of the Middle Way, as stipulated in the Juba agreement, stressing the need for the Way to be represented in power to ensure that it obtains its rights.
Al-Burhan's approval to arm the resistance in Sennar:
The satire revealed the approval of the Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, to arm the resistance in Sennar State, in order to confront the attacking militias.
Rejection of the Cairo Declaration:
Hajo praised the positions of those who refused to sign the Cairo Declaration, stressing their support for the army and their rejection of the violations committed by the militias.
Rough criticism:
Hajo strongly criticized attempts to reimpose the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition on the political scene, stressing the rejection of this coalition by the Sudanese people.
Demand the return of national party leaders:
Hajo called on the leaders of the national parties to return to Sudan and stand with the people in their ordeal, stressing that the current scene is not conducive to negotiations.
Egypt's support for the crisis:
He praised the Egyptian state's efforts to resolve the Sudanese crisis, but criticized its attempts to exonerate its impudence.
A call for a change in foreign relations policy:
Hajo called for changing the foreign relations policy in favor of those that support the country's interests and support the army in its fight against the militias.
The steadfastness of the Sudanese people:
Hajo stressed the determination of the Sudanese people and their non-capitulation to blackmail, stressing the need to uproot the militias from the country.
A call to change the humanitarian situation:
He criticized the attacks by those who deplore humanitarian conditions without working to improve them, stressing that the militias are targeting Sudan's most important agricultural areas.
Demand the middle way for your rights:
Hajo stressed the necessity of the middle path in order to achieve his position of authority, advice and decision, highlighting the sacrifices of the people of Sennar, who made 300 martyrs among the Mustafarin.
