After US accusations against SAF this week for strikes in Chad, I would assume that SAF is now preparing its own dossiers documenting flight paths and wreckage of the downed RSF drones coming from Ethiopia for the day they are accused of an unjustifiable expansion of the war into Ethiopia. It wont be long before Ethiopia is in its own internal war and SAF sees the opportunity to strike Asosa. https://t.co/bYdo7JR8XE
Second essay. Published today, in The New Arab.
https://t.co/7EkVD2TeLN
I wrote this one for Mahmood Khalfallah . For the way he pulled out his phone and opened Facebook so he wouldn't have to look at a stranger crying over us.
@mikeachimugu01 Good day, sir. I wrote to you a few days ago, and you mentioned that you would confirm and get back to me. I reminded you yesterday, but I haven’t received any feedback yet. Is there any update? Thank you .
The US and African Union have warned against the regional expansion of Sudan’s war after the Sudanese military conducted air strikes inside Chad.
Chad has placed its forces on high alert following the incident.
https://t.co/Mqn8azSvhJ
#Sudan#Chad#RegionalSpillover
A strong and timely statement. The war in #Sudan must end, and its expansion beyond Sudan’s borders must stop. We need an immediate humanitarian truce, protection for civilians, unhindered aid access, accountability, and a civilian democratic future for Sudan.
#SaveSudan
@mikeachimugu01 Good evening, sir.
I’m writing to inquire about the cost of tagging a fragile item when traveling out of Nigeria. I recently traveled out of the country with ASKY airline and had a delicate item in my luggage that I was concerned about damaging if mishandled. Infact the luggage
@mikeachimugu01 was for an Ambassador, who requested I assist in conveyingy the luggage to the country I was traveling to since I was travelling light.
Upon my request, the lady at the front desk who issued my ticket asked for $100 to tag the luggage as fragile. I didn’t pay and the bag was
Peter Obi is f00ling his followers. He tells Nigerians to stop importing and start planting, yet he is himself a major importer, with warehouses full of imported goods that he sells to Nigerians. If importation is wrong, why is he profiting from it? That’s hypocrisy. — Activist
LIBYE-NIGER-TCHAD | Le chef d'état-major libyen Saddam Haftar, désormais en conflit avec les autorités nigériennes, s'appuie sur le président tchadien, Mahamat Idriss Déby, pour venir à bout de leurs opposants respectifs réfugiés au Niger.
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The #US has called for a UN arms embargo for Darfur to be broadened to the whole of #Sudan. The change would require Security Council approval, with #Russia warning it would hurt the Sudanese army. https://t.co/llsjW0FWxM
The Chadian Army confirmed a strike inside Chad 🇹🇩 near the Sudan border, calling it a new violation by parties to Sudan’s war. It said aircraft & drones belonging to the SAF and/or its allies pursued and bombed a vehicle convoy for over 100km into Chadian territory on Thursday.
A new group of RSF militiamen are seen arriving at Al Dabbah to defect today. The scale and pace of these defections is proving to be a bigger disaster for the militia than their loss in Khartoum.