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#𝐊𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐦𓅓

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

Military rule has had its chance. Sudan deserves peace, accountability and a civilian government.

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

The streets of Sudan erupt in massive protests demanding the immediate end of General Burhan and his regim

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

Protect peaceful protesters. Let journalists report freely. Let Sudanese people choose their leaders without intimidation.

[Saif Alderei @saif_aldareei]

Total media blackout while the streets of Sudan erupt in massive protests demanding the immediate downfall of General Burhan and his failing military rule. The people's anger can no longer be silenced by state propaganda.

[Imad @Nate_Jone]

This is happening in Khartoum, under the SAF-led, Muslim Brotherhood-controlled authorities.

In Omdurman, passengers are so desperate to find transportation that they're climbing onto vehicle roofs just to get around. Footage from the Souq Libya–Al-Shuhada route shows dozens of people packed onto a single vehicle. Tragic.

Fuel shortages and the worsening transportation crisis are making everyday life difficult for people in the capital. Ultimately, none of these problems can be sustainably addressed without fire truce.

#KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

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

[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!

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

When hundreds of millions of emergency barrels are being mobilised, “the oil is flowing” needs a second sentence.

Is enough flowing, reliably enough, to stop the world depending on its reserves?

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

Schrödinger’s Pipeline: Saudi Arabia says the oil is flowing, while major economies keep reaching for emergency reserves.

[🅺🅰🆁🅸🅼 @nnnn2b]

For consumers and importing countries, the operational status of one pipeline matters because of what it delivers—not because of how confidently it is announced.