واصل: مصدرك و الا طلعته كضاب... الان ولا ثلاثة أيام

Quote: South Sudanese President Salva Kiir on Friday ordered the immediate withdrawal of his troops from the contested Heglig oil field, seized from Khartoum's army on April 10, sparking fears of wider war. "The Republic of South Sudan announces that the SPLA (Southern army) troops have been ordered to withdraw from Panthou-Heglig," Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin said, reading out a presidential statement.

Quote: "An orderly withdrawal will commence immediately and shall be completed within three days," said Barnaba Marial Benjamin, South Sudan's information minister

Quote: JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan will pull its armed forces (SPLA) out of the contested Heglig oil region within three days, a government spokesman said on Friday, following the worst border violence between Sudan and the South since secession last July. "The Republic of South Sudan announces that SPLA troops have been ordered to withdraw from Panthou (Heglig)," South Sudan's Information Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin told reporters, citing orders from President Salva Kiir. "An orderly withdrawal will commence immediately, and shall be completed within three days," he said. South Sudan wants the status of Heglig to be determined by international arbitration, he said.

Quote: جوبا (رويترز) - قال متحدث باسم حكومة جنوب السودان يوم الجمعة ان القوات المسلحة الجنوبية ستنسحب من منطقة هجليج النفطية المتنازع عليها خلال ثلاثة أيام. وشهدت المنطقة أسوأ أعمال عنف حدودية منذ استقلال الجنوب عن السودان في يوليو تموز من العام الماضي. وقال بارنابا ماريال بنجامين وزير اعلام جنوب السودان للصحفيين انه في ضوء أوامر سلفا كير رئيس جنوب السودان "تعلن جمهورية جنوب السودان انه صدرت أوامر لقوات الحركة الشعبية لتحرير السودان بالانسحاب من بانثو (هجليج)." وأضاف "الانسحاب المنظم سيبدأ على الفور وسيستكمل خلال ثلاثة ايام." (اعداد أميرة فهمي للنشرة العربية - تحرير محمد هميمي)

Quote: سلفاكير يأمر جنوده بالانسحاب فورا على ان يتم الانسحاب خلال ثلاثة ايام

(عدل بواسطة ناصر البطل on 04-21-2012, 07:09 AM)

Quote: South Sudan to withdraw from disputed oil town President claims Heglig is not part of Sudan but pulls troops out amid international concerns over possible return to war • o Share o o • Associated Press in Juba • guardian.co.uk, Friday 20 April 2012 14.45 BST • Article history South Sudanese troops drive near Heglig. They are to withdraw from the disputed oil town within three days. Photograph: Adriane Ohanesian/AFP/Getty Images South Sudan is to withdraw its troops from the disputed oil town its forces took over last week, pulling back from an offensive military action that pushed the south closer to all-out war with its northern neighbour, Sudan. In a statement, President Salva Kiir said the south still claimed Heglig as part of South Sudan and he expected its status to be determined by international arbitration. The takeover of the town by South Sudanese troops sparked condemnation from the UN, US and Britain. The offensive sent Sudanese troops fleeing, and saw Sudan's president raise his war rhetoric toward the south in the last few days. South Sudan broke away from Sudan last year after an independence vote, the culmination of a 2005 peace treaty that ended decades of war. Despite the treaty, violence between the two countries has been rising, partly because the sides never agreed on a border, nor how to share oil revenues from the border region. In the presidential statement he read, South Sudan's government spokesman Barnaba Marial Benjamin referred to Heglig by the name the south calls it – Panthou. The military spokesman Colonel Philip Aguer said the withdrawal would be completed within three days. "It doesn't mean we are abandoning the area. If our territory is being occupied we will not wait for the international community," Aguer said. The military "will be there to react to any incursions and react if bombardment doesn't stop". Military aircraft from Sudan have been bombing the border area and territory that is clearly in South Sudan. The increased hostilities between the two countries has world leaders concerned about a return to war. The Arab League has announced an emergency session next week to discuss the crisis, while the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, urged the sides to step back from the brink of war and return to the negotiating table. On Thursday Ban called on South Sudan to immediately withdraw from the Heglig area, calling the invasion "an infringement on the sovereignty of Sudan and a clearly illegal act". He called on the government of Sudan to immediately stop shelling and bombing South Sudanese territory and withdraw its forces from disputed territories, including Abyei. Last year troops from Sudan moved into the disputed area of Abyei and forced southern troops out of it. The south believes Abyei is its territory. Benjamin said the withdrawal from Heglig was similar: South Sudan believes it owns the land but is still withdrawing, a move that reduces tensions.

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