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“تحرير السودان” تدفع بقوة إضافية لحماية الموسم الزراعي
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“تحرير السودان” تدفع بقوة إضافية لحماية الموسم الزراعي

Al-Rakoba about 1 hour 1 mins read

قال مزارعون لـ”دارفور24″، الأربعاء، إن حركة تحرير السودان بقيادة عبد الواحد محمد نور دفعت بقوة إضافية لحماية الموسم الزراعي في محلية طويلة بولاية شمال دارفور، عقب شكاوى من إدخال الرعاة ماشيتهم إلى المزارع وتضرر بعض المساحات الزراعية. وأوضح المزارعون أن قائد المنطقة العسكرية بدائرة طويلة دفع بقوة قوامها أكثر من 10 أفراد إلى منطقتي خزان …

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