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مصير مجهول لضابط شرطة سوداني في تشاد

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أطلق نجل ضابط الشرطة السوداني، النقيب محمد الفاتح إسحق، مناشدة للسلطات السودانية والتشادية والجهات الحقوقية والإنسانية، للكشف عن مصير والده الذي انقطعت أخباره منذ اعتقاله في مدينة أدري الحدودية في 8 مايو الماضي، إلى جانب خمسة أفراد آخرين من الشرطة السودانية كانوا يقيمون في تشاد بصفة لاجئين. وقال نجل الضابط، في منشور عبر صفحته الرسمية …

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