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خالد عمر يوسف: الحرب لم تهبط من السماء.. قرارات محددة قادت السودان إلى الكارثة
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خالد عمر يوسف: الحرب لم تهبط من السماء.. قرارات محددة قادت السودان إلى الكارثة

Al-Rakoba about 3 hours 1 mins read

اتهم القيادي بالتحالف المدني الديمقراطي لقوى الثورة «صمود»، خالد عمر يوسف، أطرافاً محددة بالمسؤولية عن تهيئة الظروف التي قادت إلى اندلاع الحرب في السودان واستمرارها، رافضاً تصوير الصراع باعتباره «قدراً هبط من السماء» أو نتيجة حتمية لا يد لأحد فيها. وقال يوسف، في منشور، إن الوصول إلى جذور الأزمة يتطلب العودة إلى مراحل سابقة على …

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