Important statements from the Eritrean President on Sudan

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Eritrean President Essas Afwerki said in a televised speech on the occasion of the 34th anniversary of their country’s independence, that the Sudanese people have made witnessed progress in the mission of building the nation in the first decades following their liberation in 1956, but this progress has fallen since 1989 due to the threat posed by irresponsible policies of the National Islamic Front.

He added, “When his patience was exiled, the Sudanese people resorted to a spontaneous uprising to remove Aqaba, which later led to a period of transfer and on behalf of the Sudanese people, the sovereign army was assigned the task of moving.”

He continued, “But for reasons related to the geo -strategic importance of Sudan, the external forces that seek to obstruct the process began to incite the conflict while the transition process was still in its cradle by employing and exploiting internal agents.

He noted that the “transition” process has become complicated and agreed and sank in military polarization and confrontation through the external rituals and hostility.

He added, “These forces are busy managing the conflict with its financing and exacerbation at the same time through the” neighboring “countries.

Esias said that the Sudanese people are the victim of this ordeal, which bears the burden of the worsening catastrophe. The Sudanese people have gained sufficient experience from the incitement that caused this swamp.

They have begun to expand and enhance their opposition to this incitement, the countries adjacent to Sudan, have moral obligations and responsibility by providing unconditional support to the Sudanese people. This is a duty and is not known in any way.