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الخرطوم.. أمل العودة وغصة الذكريات (الجزء الثاني)

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إسماعيل الباهي نافدة في صبيحة الرابع من أبريل 2025، ومع أول زيارة عمل إلى العاصمة بعد سيطرة الجيش على منطقة الرياض أواخر مارس، كان الوصول إلى قلب المدينة بالغ الخطورة. ولا يمكن عبوره إلا بتصريح مرور أمني يضمن السلامة. حتمت علينا جغرافيا الحرب خط سير محددا لدخول الخرطوم من نواحي بحري. حين مضينا قبالة شارع …

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