Sudanese news headlines published this morning, Saturday May 25, 2024
🔸 Sovereignty: Some organizations use relief as a weapon
🔸The National Committee for International Law condemns the violations of support and the liquidation of detainees.
🔸 Casualties occurred following intense clashes in El Fasher yesterday.
🔸 The aviation successfully carried out raids on cars carrying ammunition for the rebellion in El Fasher.
🔸 Calls for action from the United Nations and the African Union to prevent mass atrocities in El Fasher.
🔸 Two people were killed by stray bullets and more than (70) others were injured at the Naivasha camp in El Fasher.
🔸 Darfur governors express solidarity with the situation in El Fasher and stand alongside the army and the joint force.
🔸 The rebellion arrests the general director of the Al-Jili refinery, the director of project management and the director of operations from inside the refinery.
🔸 Mashad: Fears of famine occurring on the island due to the failure of the agricultural season.
🔸 Clashes prevent the faithful of El Fasher from performing Friday prayers.
🔸 A fire causes damage and losses to the Nouri Agricultural Project.
🔸 United Nations Secretary-General: The situation in Sudan is a worsening humanitarian nightmare.
🔸 Large quantities of explosives were seized in the village of Qarin in Gedaref.
🔸 Following the failure of negotiations, the citizens of South Kordofan are eating tree leaves and the danger of death surrounds them.
🔸 The Darfur regional government holds an emergency meeting to discuss the security and humanitarian situation in the region.
🔸 The Ministry of Culture and Information mourns musician Osama Babakir (Biklo).
🔸 Minawi announces the arrival of (31) humanitarian trucks at the Al-Tineh border post.
🔸 Command and Control Authority in Darfur: El Fasher will be the nucleus of the liberation of the region.
🔸 Residents of Port Sudan complain of a serious drinking water crisis.
🔸 Satellite images show widespread destruction in El Fasher.
🔸 Launch of the distribution of schoolbags for returnees from the south and Ethiopia in West Damazin.
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