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تحالف قوى التغيير الجذري: التواصل مع الخماسية والمبعوث الأممي لا يعني تفويضاً خارجياً
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تحالف قوى التغيير الجذري: التواصل مع الخماسية والمبعوث الأممي لا يعني تفويضاً خارجياً

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أكد تحالف قوى التغيير الجذري تمسكه باستقلال القرار السوداني، موضحاً أن تواصله مع مبادرة الخماسية ومكتب المبعوث الأممي بشأن الأزمة السودانية لا يمثل تفويضاً لأي جهة خارجية للتحدث باسمه أو تمثيله، ولا يشكل تنازلاً عن مواقفه السياسية. وقال التحالف، في تصريح صحفي صادر عن مكتب العلاقات الخارجية، إن التواصل مع الأطراف الإقليمية والدولية يأتي في …

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