After armed men dressed in civilian clothing attacked a senior leader of the Sudanese opposition, terror spread among his family and inside his home.
Wajdi Saleh, a spokesman for the Forces of Freedom and Change Alliance and a former member of the Sudanese “Committee to Eliminate Empowerment,” revealed that after noon, unidentified individuals in civilian clothing—between 7 and 8 people in two cars—tried to forcibly enter his home. They were armed with Kalashnikovs. Thursday evening.
He said, “Before they departed the area for an unidentified location, they forcefully knocked on the doors and windows of the house in an attempt to demolish them, which terrified his family members. based on what the daily “Al-Sharq al-Awsat” reported.
He added that he “will wait to observe the reaction of the security services” and that the security forces have not yet taken any action. He also reiterated that he will not back down from conflict and that he will not take action in response to threats.
It is significant that Saleh has been the target of big organisations of Islamists and proponents of the administration of deposed President Omar al-Bashir because of his participation in the committees “dismantling the June 30 regime,” “removing empowerment,” and battling corruption.
Unknown intruders tried to kill him last year by removing the tyre nails from his car, but he escaped uninjured. His sons were similarly targeted by an unidentified organisation, but they escaped unharmed.
Gunmen in Sudan target a famous leader while wearing civilian clothing.
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