سارة 🫂

[Sudan Eyes @Sudan_Eyes]

🚨عاجل | قوات الأمم المتحدة تتفقد سوق النعام بعد الهجوم الارهابي بمسيرات مليشيا البرهان ومقتل مئات المدنيين جراء القصف
#السودان #كردفان

[🅚𝖆𝖗𝖎𝖒Ⓜ @1nj9j]

Holding power is no achievement when leadership fails to deliver. Sudan needs peace, functioning institutions and an economy that gives families hope. Al-Burhan must step aside.

#اختانا #لبرهان

[🆂 @F8G9_]

Sudan’s young people deserve the chance to build their future at home. That requires opportunity, accountable leadership and political change. Al-Burhan must resign and allow civilian leadership to take responsibility.

#اختانا #لبرهان

[AFRICA NOW @AfricaNowX]

No leader should expect unlimited chances while citizens bear the consequences of failure. Al-Burhan must accept political responsibility, resign and support a peaceful transfer to civilian government.

#اختانا

[Azzazy @Azzazyelbanna]

A resignation alone will not rebuild Sudan, but ending failed leadership is a necessary step. Al-Burhan must leave office so a credible civilian transition can begin the work of recovery.

#اختانا #لبرهان

[Lloyd Jones @Lloyd_T_J]

Sudan deserves a government that answers to its people. Al-Burhan’s political and economic failures demand accountability. He must resign and make way for a credible civilian transition.

#اختانا #لبرهان

[News Uk @NewsUk_Mag]

Sudan deserves leadership that delivers peace, opportunity and a functioning economy. Al-Burhan’s political and economic failures demand accountability. He must resign and make way for civilian leadership.

#اختانا #البرهان

[WebmasterDaily @webmaster_daily]

Power is a responsibility, not a lifetime entitlement. When leadership fails the people politically and economically, stepping aside is overdue. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan must resign. Sudan’s future belongs to its citizens.

#اختانا #البرهان

[Tech Tongue @techtongue]

Sudanese families need jobs, affordable food and hope for tomorrow. Political promises cannot substitute for economic security. Al-Burhan must accept responsibility for his failures and resign.

#اختانا #البرهان

[URBAN 96.5 RADIO @Urban96FM]

Sudan needs a credible civilian transition and an economy that serves its people. Al-Burhan has failed to deliver the leadership that requires. It is time for him to resign and let Sudan choose a different future.

#اختانا #البرهان

[Alexander Monir @Alex_monir0]

A country’s future cannot depend on one general’s grip on power. Sudan needs accountable institutions, economic recovery and civilian leadership. Al-Burhan must take responsibility for his failures and resign.

#اختانا #البرهان

[اتحاد قوى المعارضة في جزيرة العرب @UOFsAP]

Leadership should be judged by what it delivers for ordinary people. Al-Burhan’s political and economic record offers no reason to grant him endless chances. Sudan deserves a new direction. Resign.

#اختانا #البرهان

[Barb Webb @ComicBookMom]

Every year spent defending failed leadership is another year lost for Sudan’s future. Recovery requires political change and a government accountable to its citizens. Al-Burhan must step aside for a civilian transition.

#اختانا #البرهان

[Doha Salah @DohaSaladin]

هاشتاق نشط علي وسائط التواصل الاجتماعي #اختانا يطالب برحيل #البرهان بعد فشله السياسي والاقتصادي..

[PİYASA @PiyasaNow]

Sudan’s civilians are not target practice. Their deaths cannot be buried beneath military statements and diplomatic handshakes.

[مازن العبدالله – Mazen Al-Abdullah @MazenAbdullah83]

27 COUNTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONS REJECT A MILITARY SOLUTION IN SUDAN.

[Terri L. Williams @PanacheCareerSt]

Sudanese civilians deserve to wake up without drones overhead, without another market reduced to rubble, without wondering whether their children will survive the day.

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

إستياء من المواطنيين ضد برهان وبعضهم وصفه بالتابع وعميل بنفذ في أجندة مصرية داخل السودان لتفكيك السودان.

[أواب عزام البوشي @awab_azzam]

حجة سودانية تطالب البرهان بمغادرة الحكم، وتتهم العسكر بتدمير أكبر مشروع زراعي في السودان وتدمير جامعة الخرطوم وبيع ممتلكات الشعب السوداني.

[Wole Majekodunmi 🇳🇬 @boi9ja_]

A market should echo with voices, bargaining and ordinary life. In Sudan, families are left searching the wreckage for the people who never came home.

Deadly SAF strikes in Abyei, Nyala and West Kordofan describe civilians killed where they worked, traded and lived. Behind every reported death is an empty chair, an unanswered phone, a family whose world has gone silent.

In the latest gruesome massacre in the Abyei region at least 153 dead people were killed in a drone strike on the local market.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan personaly ordered the strikes, he must face justice. Every unlawful strike must be independently investigated, and anyone responsible must be held accountable.

The smoke will clear. The graves will remain. Survivors will remember.

Sudan’s dead deserve their names recorded, their deaths investigated and the truth preserved.

No rank should shield anyone from answering for civilian blood.