In the founding media platform of the Ministry of Interior…the Ministry of Interior: accuses the Rapid Support Forces of introducing ice and distributing it for free to young people
The Interior Ministry accused the Rapid Support Forces of introducing drugs, including “ice”, into the country and distributing them for free to young people with the help of a brotherly country, pointing to the strong foreign presence of drug-producing countries in the country during the last period before the outbreak of the war, which led to the spread and manufacture of drugs and their free distribution, while revealing the presence of 43 islands in the Red Sea, smugglers and drug traffickers exploit it to store it and transport it by boat.
Director of the General Administration for Combating Smuggling in the Customs Forces and Acting Director of Customs, General Hashim Mohamed Ahmed, speaking to the founding media platform of the Ministry of Interior, which discussed today today in Port Sudan of a drug-free nation. , revealed the involvement of one of the Arab countries in the promotion of the drug and its introduction into the country in large quantities for the purpose of financial gain. And the politician, emphasizing that Sudan was not one of the countries previously targeted by drug trafficking, but. It is more of a transit country. However, the current spread of the drug and its free distribution to the youth is through the Rapid Support Forces, in collaboration with other countries, targeting the youth with the aim of destroying the country.
Hashim said that the spread of drug trafficking was the main culprit behind the crime of money laundering, which is the result of dirty crimes and is introduced into official channels in order to grant it legitimacy, only to return once again to fuel drugs. He added that the war, which entered its second year, did not actually begin in mid-April of the previous year, but took place before that, with the introduction of tons of drugs, including Captagon, from two of the Levant countries that began promoting manufactured drugs.
For his part, Police General Nasr al-Din Saleh Abdul Rahman, director of the General Narcotics Control Department, said that wars and conflicts contribute to the spread of drugs through weak souls to target young people and society. , stressing that his administration is working with great efforts. pursue and control gangs and drug networks, calling on different groups in society to fully play their role in protecting youth and society.
In the same context, the Director of the General Drug Control Department, General Nasr al-Din Saleh Othman, said that celebrating World Drug Day is like ringing a bell to alert, before it is too late, of the need to unite efforts. to eliminate the spread of drugs, emphasizing the need to activate the role of the police and community committees.
In this context, the Deputy Director General, Major General Sami Hamid Hariz, revealed that the Red Sea State contains 43 islands used by drug traffickers for storage, noting that the population component, considered the one of the most important forces of the state, is therefore targeted throughout the Cold War, which happened in Sudan before the start of the arms war.
Hariz said wars, revolutions and natural disasters are among the most conducive environments for the spread of drugs, emphasizing the importance of activating the awareness axis to dry up the spread market.
Police Lieutenant General Muhammad Ibrahim Awadallah, Acting Director General of the Police Force, said yesterday during the celebration of World Drug Day that the fight against drugs can only be achieved through international coordination. This is why many international agreements have been reached, indicating that drugs cause the destruction of all aspects of life, which call for solidarity, efforts are available to prevent this deadly disease, highlighting the interest of the Ministry of the Interior and the Presidency of the Police Forces in matters of control by providing logistical support and all aid, including equipment and equipment. others, in addition to continuing internal and external training of executives, in addition to educating and informing the community about the danger of drugs and its negative impact on development programs and weakening the economy of the state by introducing its revenues into the country. through the banking system, such as money laundering and its exploitation to finance terrorism and organized crime, especially as drug gangs target young people in several ways, including weakening religious faith and encouraging 'illegal immigration.
