Of course the "military can't be wished away"--but that doesn't mean that int'l actors of consequence such as UK can't put more pressure on military leaders to do more to ensure the Friday agreement has real guarantees of genuine civilian governance. The UK has "punted" on this:
Thousands of protesters took to the streets across Sudan today, calling for civilian rule. Security forces mostly held back in the capital, but unleashed their brutality outside it's perimeter. We ask why? Our latest @Channel4News.
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”if RSF & TMC took control & brought things to an end,TMC..will have to deal with almost 20 million angry/desperate young men/women who would not allow anyone to bash their dreams; they will fight back.” By: @melajamy #sudanuprsinig#sudan https://t.co/Tkhip5EWr3
“Without Internet, advertising for the protest has been constrained to..traditional means. Some neighborhood organizations, like the Sons of Shambhat, have gotten word out using megaphones. Graffiti has taken the place of FB news feed.” #Sudan https://t.co/V1SqO1XLaU
I want to be excited for June 30 but I’m so terrified for everyone.
Then I think of the euphoria watching April 6 unfold, and I don’t know how to feel.
Allah yghatti 3alaikum.
#SudanUprising: This story seems highly credible, and explains in part why the regular army has been forced to accept the RSF in Khartoum. Men of integrity suffer most at the hands of tyrants...
@JamesCopnall@Yassir_Arman James, good to hear your voice walahi. Mashallah Sanaa is a great speaker. Just 1 thing: is the account of child rape verified? Very scary.
Al Hadath reporting a coup attempt was made against the military council and several officers arrested. Either army personnel really don’t like the route military council is taking or its just an excuse for further clamp downs by the council & its allies #SudanUprising