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الإمارات تحظر دخول (88) صحفي واعلامي سوداني أراضيها بسبب دعمهم الجيش السوداني

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رشا عوض حظرت الإمارات دخول (88) صحفي واعلامي سوداني أراضيها بسبب دعمهم للجيش السوداني.. وهي نفس الأسماء التى اتهمتها تأسيس وصمود بتأجيج الحرب ورفض مفاوضات السلام بالسودان.. وجاءت القائمة على النحو التالي :- ١/ ضياء الدين بلال / صحيفة السوداني ٢/عطاف محمد مختار/ صحيفة السوداني ٣/ سهير عبدالرحيم/ صحيفة السوداني. ٤/ مزمل ابوالقاسم الشريف/ صحيفة …

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