Sudan's Darfur governor, Minni Arko Minawi, has returned to Khartoum from New York, stating that forces supporting the Sudanese military will continue to achieve victories and advance. Minawi accused some individuals within the US administration of attempting to conceal the truth about Sudan. He emphasized that Sudan will not accept any attempts to suppress it, especially when it comes to defending itself.
Minawi addressed a large crowd at Khartoum airport, saying that Sudan will not compromise on its right to self-defense. He argued that it is unreasonable to expect Sudan to disarm while other countries around the world possess advanced and deadly weapons. Minawi stressed that Sudan will not surrender or give up its right to defend itself against external threats.
The governor also touched on Sudan's relationship with the United States, stating that while America has not taken a stance against Sudan, some individuals within the US administration are trying to distort the truth. Minawi made it clear that his criticism is directed at these individuals, not the US government as a whole. He expressed his appreciation for the American people and the US government.
Minawi praised the crowd that gathered at the airport, saying they were not there to welcome him personally but to show support for Sudan. He emphasized that Sudan has been denied a platform on the international stage, which he believes will have far-reaching consequences. Minawi noted that Sudan's president was supposed to deliver a speech at the UN.
The governor criticized certain countries and individuals, including those from civil organizations, accusing them of conspiring against Sudan. He claimed that some parties are intimidated by Sudan's strong stance and rhetoric. Minawi expressed his determination to continue defending Sudan's interests and sovereignty.
Minawi's visit to New York and his subsequent statements have sparked a heated debate about Sudan's position on the international stage. His comments have been seen as a defiant response to criticism from the US and other countries. The situation remains tense, with Sudan seeking to assert its authority and protect its interests.
The implications of Minawi's statements and Sudan's stance on the international community remain to be seen. One thing is certain, however: Sudan is determined to defend its sovereignty and interests, even if it means going against the wishes of some foreign powers. The situation will continue to unfold, with Sudan seeking to navigate its complex relationships with the international community.
Key points
- Sudan's Darfur governor, Minni Arko Minawi, has reaffirmed his commitment to continuing advancements and defending Sudan's sovereignty amid criticism from the US and other countries.
