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فرحة البلابسة ومحترفي الحرب: دلالات الشماتة على دم المواطن السوداني وسقوط الرواية الرسمية في مجلس الأمن

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محمد صالح محمد مقدمة: عُري الخطاب الرسمي وسقوط القناع في أروقة الأمم المتحدة، حيث تُقاس المواقف بوزن الضحايا وحجم الدمار الإنساني، جاءت جلسة مجلس الأمن الأخيرة لتشكل منعطفاً أخلاقياً وسياسياً فاضحاً. لم تكن مجرد محطة دبلوماسية عابرة، بل كانت مرآة كاشفة لطبيعة العقلية التي تحكم معسكر الحرب وأنصار ما يُعرف بـ”البلابسة” والفلول. لقد تجلت في …

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