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 Re: عاجل:السيطرة على تلودى وقوات العدل والمساواة تحكم القبضة على هجليج (Re: Elbagir Osman)
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سيرت جمعية الهلال الاحمر السوداني امس عربة لاندكروزر محملة بالأدوية الى منطقة ابوجبيهة لمقابلة الإحتياجات العاجلة لـ 237 أسرة نزحت نتيجة للأحداث التي وقعت بمنطقة تلودي بولاية جنوب كردفان ، وقال المهندس عثمان جعفر عبد الله الامين العام للجمعية ان الجمعية قامت بإستنفار متطوعيها لتقديم المساعدات الإنسانية ، وقام عدد من المتطوعين بإجراء مسوحات ميدانية لتقديم الاحتياجات العاجلة للمتأثرين وقد اظهر المسح ان الإحتياجات تمثلت في مواد غير غذائية ادوية واصحاح بيئة ، مشيراً الى ان تقارير غرفة الطوارئ التي كونتها الجمعية عبر فرعها بولاية جنوب كردفان ، اكدت نزوج 237 اسرة الى ابوجبيهة و 16 ألف شخص الى منطقة الليري .
http://www.sudaneseonline.com/news-action-show-id-43108.htm
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Re: عاجل:السيطرة على تلودى وقوات العدل والمساواة تحكم القبضة على هجليج (Re: Kostawi)
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Sudan, South Sudan meet for crisis talks after fighting
Apr 3, 2012, 02.31AM IST
THE TIMES OF INDIA
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest...cleshow/12511327.cms
ADDIS ABABA: Senior officials from Sudan and South Sudan met on Monday for the first face-to-face talks since heavy fighting between their armies broke out last week in disputed oil-rich border regions.
Bloody clashes including airstrikes, tanks and heavy artillery -- the worst violence since South Sudan's independence in July -- had raised international concerns the former civil war foes could return to all-out war.
Sudanese defence minister Abdel-Rahim Mohamed Hussein, who met his southern counterpart John Kong Nyuon with their respective delegations, said he hoped the meeting would result in a signed deal.
"We agreed that this tension between the two countries should be released," Hussein said.
Southern information minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin said talks were ongoing, but added claims that Khartoum was "still bombing" border areas in the South.
"South Sudan is determined to ensure a return to war is avoided and to peacefully resolve the outstanding issues," he told reporters in Nairobi.
"It is time to leave the path of confrontation and war, and walk the path of peace in the interest of the people of Sudan and South Sudan."
Delegations from both countries were in the Ethiopian capital for crisis talks that were stalled after both sides accused each other of initiating the clashes.
Sudan's army on Sunday claimed South Sudanese forces launched another push into the Heglig oil region -- a disputed area controlled by Khartoum -- accusations denied by Juba.
Tensions remain high between their armies along the border, and both sides have traded furious rhetoric.
"It is very clear that the aggression is from their side," said Badreldin Abdalla, a senior official at Sudan's foreign ministry attending the talks, adding that Khartoum was "committed to peace."
"Sudan's government is not for war, it is not for conflict again," Abdalla said ahead of Monday's meeting.
Juba's chief negotiator Pagan Amum on Monday accused the north of "waging war" and said Khartoum was planning fresh attacks.
However, Amum was seen to greet Sudanese officials warmly before the meeting began, shaking the hands of officials from Khartoum.
The disputed border between the two countries is undemarcated, and tensions along the frontier have mounted since South Sudan separated after an overwhelming independence vote, following Africa's longest war.
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صديق الموج
Kostawi
ABUHUSSEIN
على زين العابدين
Elbagir Osman
saif massad ali
حذيفه ابراهيم الكباشي
Tragie Mustafa
الرفاعي عبدالعاطي حجر
Mohamed Suleiman
Ridhaa
معاوية عوض الكريم
فدوى الشريف
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست