The League of Arab States warns about Sudan

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Council of the League of Arab States at the level of permanent delegates affirmed its full solidarity with Sudan and the brotherly Sudanese people in its endeavor to secure its capabilities and protect its lands and vital infrastructure.

He stressed that Sudan’s security is an integral part of the Arab national security and that the Arab League will remain an active platform in defending the unity of all Arab member states, and its hand and stability.

The Council called on Arab countries and organizations to provide urgent humanitarian support to the brotherly Sudanese people and rehabilitate the affected facilities in the Republic of Sudan, and to increase the humanitarian response in a way that enhances Sudan’s steadfastness in facing any threats to its unity and existence, and overcoming the disastrous effects experienced by the Sudanese people.

The Sudan delegation was chaired by the Ambassador, Lieutenant General, Imad Al-Din Mustafa Adawi- Ambassador of the Republic of Sudan to the Arab Republic of Egypt and the permanent delegate to the League of Arab States.

Sudan’s delegate briefed the council on the developments of the situation as a result of the targeting, which was affected by a number of vital facilities in the states of the Red Sea and Kasla. The Ambassador reviewed the total losses that were affected by the installations due to the missile attacks organized by the strategic and long -term strategic marches, stressing that it targeted the basic services facilities of drinking water, energy, electricity and oil installations, and a number of strategic ports overlooking the Red Sea, especially the Port Sudan port. The targeting included military facilities such as Othman Daknah Air Force Base and the Radd Flamengo Station, and the council also briefed the decisions taken by the Security and National Defense Council recently.

Ambassador Imad Adawi stated that targeting the vital and economic facilities in the country by the state of aggression reflects its service to a narrow -minded agenda and its endeavor to ignite a new regional war, Sudan is its center and then extends to the coast, the Red and the Horn of Africa, noting that the security of those areas is linked to the Arab depth and his sisterly country.

Ambassador Imad Adawi affirmed that these terrorist attacks from the state of aggression constitute a great embarrassment for the international work system and its work mechanisms, including international justice mechanisms, and constitute a real test on the extent of the desire to get rid of the principle of duplication in the standards that are active in geopolitical places and silence in Sudan.

Ambassador Imad Adawi renewed Sudan’s adherence to all the decisions of the Arab summits, the most recent of which was approved by the 33rd session of the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit level, which was hosted by the sisterly Kingdom of Bahrain, and the rules it established in the need to preserve the sovereignty of Sudan and its independence and the unity and integrity of its lands and reject all forms of foreign interference, and emphasize the preservation of the institutions of the national state and the forefront of which is the armed forces and prevent their collapse and prevent any external interference in The Sudanese affairs, and reaffirming that any external support – whether it is political, financing, tide with weapons or recruits – is provided to an irregular rebel militia, and it has no constitutional situation and operates in parallel to the regular forces inside Sudan is considered, consistent with the relevant Arab League decisions, to combat terrorism, as support for terrorism that must be condemned and stopped immediately.

Ambassador Adawi affirmed that the Sudanese state with its national institutions and with the support of its noble people has decided its battle with the Rapid Support militia, noting that the state of aggression has moved from the stage of political coverage and the support of the militia with mercenaries and weapons to fighting on its behalf after its defeat.

Ambassador Adawi explained that he had seen the council on the decision of the Security Council and the recent defense, and the government of Sudan’s keenness to extend bridges of patience for years to prevent the deepening of the Arab wounds, indicating that the state of aggression believes that by tracking it to Sudan and its people in various regional and international forums and its political money that it harnessed to kill innocent Sudanese citizens, it can change the rules of joint Arab work firm and the struggling in the foot, stressing that this is in its endeavor to dismantle and reduce The inclusive Arab house.

Ambassador Adawi expressed Sudan’s appreciation of the government and people of the positions of the honorable Arab countries and their standing beside the Sudanese people and its national institutions, noting that the decision of the University Council issued today reflects the spirit of Arab solidarity and Arab constants in respecting the sovereignty of states and national institutions and their right to protect their national security.