무너진 운동장

하부구조의 혁명,상부구조의 혁명,나의 삶의 혁명,인간의 혁명,이 사회의 모든 죄악의 혁명,문화적 구조의 혁명,새물결,새인식

[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.

[Azzazy @Azzazyelbanna]

Seventy-two Sudanese miners killed in an egyptian airstrike. Families left waiting for answers. And in Wadi Halfa, al-Burhan offers Egypt his thanks.

[Gorilla News @GorillaNewsX]

The muderous dictator Abdel Fatah al-Burhan is continuing his killing spree of inocent civilians in Sudan.

The latest gruesome massacre in the Abyei region was carried out by Burhan's SAF where atleast 153 dead people were killed in a drone strike on the local market.

[أواب عزام البوشي @awab_azzam]

سودانية تهتف في وجه قائد الجيش عبد الفتاح البرهان بغضب: «يا برهان، العيش حبتين بألف»، أثناء زيارته أحد الأسواق.

[NabeilShakoor @NabeilShakoor]

⭕ قائد الجيش الفريق #البرهان يُدير ظهره ويتجه إلى بوابة الطائرة المروحية مغادراُ ومتجاهلاً هتاف سيدة سودانية : العيش حبتين بي ألف.

[Eiad Husham @EiadHusham]

ARE YOU SERIOUS, BURHAN?! “ THANK YOU, EGYPT” — FOR WHAT, EXACTLY?! For 200 souls lost?for the 200 families shattered by grief? For lives can never be brought back? How dare you offer words of gratitude while families are left to mourn their loved ones! What an insult to the dead, what a betrayal of their families, and what a disgrace to the Sudanese people! Every day, you show us just how little you value Sudanese lives. 200 HUMAN BEINGS ARE NOT DISPOSABLE, AND THEIR LIVES ARE NOT YOURS TO DISMISS! Their families deserve answers, accountability, and respect — NOT a thank-you that spits in the face of their suffering. SHAME ON YOU!

#KeepEyesOnSudan

[Imad @Nate_Jone]

As Sudan mourns the victims of Egyptian barbarity, its leader is busy shuffling cards. Yesterday, he was sitting on a car tire. Today, he’s playing cards. Tomorrow, we’ll find him playing marbles in the street.

This dude treats governing as an afterthought, leaving an entire nation to pay the price for his indifference.

#KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan

[THE ARAB @ARABanalysisX]

“The butcher of Sudan”— That is the only nickname worthy of al-Burhan’s record and the conduct of the forces he commands.

The United States determined that Sudan’s government used chemical weapons in 2024.

Sudanese civilians deserve to know what was deployed, where it was used, who was exposed and who authorized it. Investigators must have access to suspected attack sites, medical records and witnesses, with protection for anyone who comes forward.

Al-Burhan must answer for the actions of forces under his command. Any personal responsibility for ordering, enabling or concealing chemical attacks must be established through evidence—and prosecuted.

No uniform, military title or foreign alliance should place anyone beyond accountability. Sudan’s people deserve protection, truth and justice. The world must demand answers and support a credible investigation.

[سلمى عبد الرحمن | Salma Abdelrahman @SalmaForSudan]

At least 72 Sudanese miners killed in an airstrike near the Egyptian border. Seventy-two lives. Families left grieving, searching for answers and wondering whether anyone will ever be held accountable.

[Thomas van Linge @ThomasVLinge]

Sudan 🇸🇩: gruesome massacre in the disputed Abyei region where around 73 people were killed yesterday in a SAF drone strike on the local market.

[Lloyd Jones @Lloyd_T_J]

Is Burhan afraid to confront his master al-Sisi?

You can't be a leader if you take the knee.

At least 72 miners were killed near the Egyptian border, according to Sudan’s Emergency Lawyers group, which blamed Egyptian aircraft. Egypt confirmed an anti-illegal-mining campaign in its Eastern Desert, and that is the same as acknowledgement and taking responsibility for the deadly strike.

Burhan ordered an investigation. His government stopped short of blaming Cairo.

An inquiry must deliver answers: Where did the strike happen? Who ordered it? Will the findings be published?

Sudanese families deserve evidence, justice, and a leader willing to demand accountability—even from his master.

If Burhan puts his relationship with al-Sisi above those demands, whose interests is he protecting?

[PİYASA @PiyasaNow]

Sudan’s people are counting the meals they have missed, the relatives they have lost, and the days since they last slept safely in their own homes while dictator Abdel Fatah al-Burhan is counting his billions.

[AFRICA NOW @AfricaNowX]

Al Burhan is directly responsible for the death of the poor miners who were slaughtered by Sisi and his army. Burhan didn't condemn the attack and is playing cards for his PR stunts while the families are mourning. The man is the killer of his own people, the butcher of Sudan!

[URBAN 96.5 RADIO @Urban96FM]

A video of Abdel Fattah al-Burhan playing cards with soldiers and civilians is circulating as Sudan confronts reports of another devastating loss: at least 72 miners killed in an airstrike near the Sudan–Egypt border.