News from Al-Madinah: Saddas took place between Sudanese security and demonstrators today, Tuesday, as the security forces fired tear gas canisters at the demonstrators who landed in the thousands on Tuesday to commemorate the first anniversary of the demobilization of the civil government and to demand a civilian government capable of removing the country from the dilemma, while the internet connection was cut off.
The two sides started moving in the early morning as the protesters erected barricades to impede the security forces’ progress. The security forces, for their part, shut down all the bridges that connect the two banks of the Nile River in the capital of Sudan to stop the protesters from advancing toward the Republican Palace, the team’s headquarters, and the first Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, the leader of the October 25 coup.
Today, Tuesday, an Al-Arabiya correspondent in Sudan reported that all of Sudan’s Internet access had been turned off.
In special remarks, the governor of Khartoum urged the demonstrators who identified as “Arab” and “Al-Hadath” to maintain calm and refrain from damaging public property, stressing that the bridges had been blocked to stop any sabotage.
He said, “We hope that a political consensus will end that ends the political crisis from which the country has been affected . ..
To get the nation out of its predicament, the politicians must convene.”
“We are working to ensure that citizens have access to utilities like water and power, and despite rumours to the contrary, we have not declared today to be an official holiday.
” The activities come under the slogan “Million October 25”, on the first anniversary of what some political forces call the overthrow of the transitional stage in Sudan, which started after Omar al -Bashir topple with the aim of reaching a civil rule.
The Sudanese government announced the closure of all bridges in the capital city of Khartoum, with the exception of Soba and Halfaya, on the eve of the protests.
In order to demand complete civil rule and the overthrow of the military, the “Resistance Committees” (activists) and political parties called for a “millions of” millions of October.
The Sudanese News Agency reported that the authorities, within the security measures, decided to close all the Nile bridges (8 bridges) in the state of Khartoum, except for Soba and Halfaya.
The authorities reaffirmed their desire to safeguard those taking part in the calm processions and marches that represent the youth’s will.
She added that “the security services are working to preserve the lives and property of citizens and secured the right of all segments participating in the processions to practice the peaceful expression guaranteed by the law.
He also urged proponents of democracy to participate in protests to oppose military rule and the severe economic situation.
According to the Association of Democrats-Loyal Doctors, a protester died on Sunday. Over the course of a year, 118 protestors were slain in conflicts while calling for the return of civilian rule.
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Sudan.. confrontations on October 25 between security and protesters
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