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الحركة الشعبية بالمملكة المتحدة تطلق نداءً عاجلاً لوقف الاقتتال الداخلي في جبال النوبة
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الحركة الشعبية بالمملكة المتحدة تطلق نداءً عاجلاً لوقف الاقتتال الداخلي في جبال النوبة

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

وجه رئيس الحركة الشعبية لتحرير السودان (بالمملكة المتحدة وإيرلندا)، ناصر جانو، نداءً عاجلاً وطارئاً إلى قيادة الحركة والجيش الشعبي وكافة مكونات شعب جبال النوبة، مطالباً بالوقف الفوري والمباشر للاقتتال الداخلي بين أبناء القضية الواحدة، والعودة الفورية لتربيزة الحوار. وأكد جانو، في بيان أن الصراع المسلح الراهن ليس وليد المصادفة، بل هو نتاج تراكمات طويلة من …

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