Sudan's request to declare a terrorist “quick response”
Eviralnews, on Wednesday last week, the rapid reaction forces targeted the village of “Wadi al-Nura” located in the state of Al-Jazira (central Sudan) in which 180 civilians were killed.
This massacre was widely condemned by Sudanese non-governmental organizations and they asked the United Nations to punish the perpetrators of this crime by conducting investigations in this field.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan announced in a statement: During the brutal massacre committed by the rapid response forces, more than 180 residents of the village of Wadi al-Nura lost their lives, among them the bodies of women and children. This crime is one of the consequences of the international community's inaction against the rapid reaction forces and their regional supporters.
It is stated in this statement: After the Wadi al-Nura massacre, it will never be acceptable for the countries that want to establish peace and stability in Sudan, or the international and regional organizations that have such a claim to be in contact with the rapid reaction forces.
According to the Sudan Tribune newspaper, it is stated in the statement of this ministry: The government of Sudan wants the massacre of “Wadi al-Nuh” to be a turning point in the eyes of the international community towards the rapid reaction forces, so that this force is recognized as a terrorist and like ISIS and Boko. It is forbidden to treat it.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan stated in its statement: The countries and currents that provide military, financial and political support to the rapid response forces are partners in the massacres and crimes committed by the militias of this force against the innocent people of Sudan, so they will pay the price of this bloody partnership. They will pay soon.
The rapid response forces have relations and support from a number of African countries such as Ethiopia and Kenya, while the Sudanese authorities have accused the UAE and Chad of providing facilities and logistical and military assistance to the rapid response forces. They have led.
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