While talking about the outdating of the Sudanese crisis, Al -Baja glasses warned, today, Saturday, in statements to Arabic against the marginalization of eastern Sudan in any future political consensus.
She added, “We will go up if our difficulties are ongoing. If East Sudan is sidelined, we will go to the right to self-determination.”
The political forces in the country’s east have stated that they will not accept any political settlements that are not a part of them, according to Sayed Ali Abu Amna, Political Secretary of the Supreme Council of Beja Esgrounds.
In a statement released today, Saturday, he stated that the alternative would include the Senkat Conference’s provisions for the right to self-determination.
He also said that his men would take increasingly drastic measures, like as returning to the area to seal it off.
In the midst of these developments, sources within the council expressed concerns about the potential for armed confrontations with the Khartoum administration in the event that calls to cancel the East Path were not heeded, which would mark a return to the circumstances in the area in 1994.
Notably, the beja glasses are regarded as supporters of the military and the extraordinary actions they implemented last October when they dissolved the government and declared a state of emergency, but the “East Path and the Peace Agreement” problem is still ongoing.
Al-Baja: If the marginalisation of eastern Sudan continues, we will turn to the right to self-determination.
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