Yasser Arman asks difficult questions to Kamel Idris, the Sudanese Prime Minister

The leader of the Samoud Yasser Arman alliance wrote an article entitled “Kamel Idris, Prime Minister of War”, saying: A number of journalists asked me about an opinion on the appointment of Dr. Kamel Idris, I told them I will address this issue later.

Ezz Ali in recent months, the urgency in expressing positions on war issues and stopped appearing in satellite channels and ambassadors, despite dozens of invitations from parties I have respect. The word like war can tear the country.

This was not a fear of a public declaration on various issues, and I do not hesitate to announce my positions and bias for our people since the early years of boyhood and its modern revolutions in which we participated and that we have not participated in, since the 1924 revolution to the December revolution, and the movements of resistance in the countryside and cities, but my creativity stems from the fear of our country that is on the verge of collapse and more and surrounded by internal and external ambitions, and the war has destroyed the people of the good. The brave people who were displaced and exposed to various types of humiliation.

In my mind, I try to take advantage of the lessons of my experience, and I lived three wars at the level of a leadership and actor, the 1983 war .. 2025, the 2011-2020 war, and the current April 15 war, and I learned that the word is a responsibility and that this country needs something that collects and does not differentiate. The division of Sudan and the looting of its resources.

I regret our country and my sorrow for what was affected by its people who deserve the best, the best and the most beautiful, and the shame and the cunning of displacement, surgeries, destruction, rape, and war crimes that were inflicted on it and the looting of its property and memory that he built through the eras, and whatever it is, I believe in the people with a lover, a mother and a father who rises like the phoenix of the ash, and the will of the people has no majority and the people do what they want, He wants.

As for Kamel Idris, I got to know him 20 years ago and met him with President Salva Kiir and others and with Imam Al -Sadiq Al -Mahdi and others in lengthy dialogues and I do not want to take his person but rather I would like to say:

1/ His appointment on the basis of the new constitutional document makes him an employee with the military and has no authority, except for a prestige nickname, a meaningless building, a broken well and a constructive short.

2/ He is not a civil prime minister but rather the prime minister of war.

3/ Questions for Kamel Idris: Can he call for negotiation? Will he call to stop the war and will he solve the humanitarian catastrophe and protect civilians? Are these issues its priorities? And if these are not his priorities and that the war is its priorities, will he find any internal attention, especially external?

Finally: I hope that his appointment does not encourage rapid support and its allies to declare another government and slide our country and its people with an abhorrent gap for governments that divide the people and the land and refer the lives of our people and their pension into a night, blood and destruction.