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The Governor of Khartoum, Mr. Ahmed Osman Hamza, today met with a delegation of the Justice and Equality Movement led by Lieutenant General Ibrahim Maz, Adviser to the President of the Social Affairs Movement.
Lieutenant General Maz said they were conveying the message of the movement leaders to the Governor of Khartoum, who has become a symbol of resistance and firmness, and history will record this firmness of the Governor of Khartoum.
We are here to check the status of our troops, to reinforce and strengthen the rear and help citizens return to their homes. We support the efforts of the Governor of Khartoum to repair the institutions destroyed by the rebel militias, although the militias deliberately targeted these hospitals and service facilities.
Regarding the war, Almaz explained that the movement
The eyewitness who fired the first bullet confirmed that the militia took advantage of its infiltration into the joints of the state and executed its plan, the army could have eliminated it, but so far they are working with great professionalism and are not attacking the incubators of the insurgency, not attributing individual responsibilities to specific tribal components, but focusing on specific targets containing weapons, weapons and leaders of the insurgency.
Maz pointed out that El Fasher has now become a national symbol, no one has failed to defend it, Sudanese people from African and European countries have come to defend their homeland, and we will not give up an inch of our land.
The governor of Khartoum praised the stance of the Justice and Equality Movement, stressed that the common goal is to defeat the rebel militias, and pointed out the importance of coordination and cooperation. The first priority is to liberate Khartoum, and what is happening now reassures people. What we do for the country is our responsibility in a critical situation, and our position is to stay among the citizens of the country.
The governor spoke of the state’s efforts to protect and deport illegal aliens and explained the steps being taken to organize popular resistance.
Major General Ahmed Tayeb Mbega, Director of the National Security Service in Khartoum, said the Justice and Equality Movement is fighting a battle of dignity with all its might and is united on all fronts, stressing that the battle is progressing steadily towards a solid victory.
Lieutenant General Nasraldin Awad Karim, Chairman of the Supreme Vigilance Committee of the Popular Resistance, welcomed the cooperation with the Justice and Equality Movement at this important stage in the history of our country.
Source: Khartoum State Media
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