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 Re: البشير ومحمد بن سلمان مسئولان عن تجنيد أط� (Re: Yasir Elsharif)
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نيويورك تايمز: السعودية جندت باليمن الآلاف من أطفال دارفور
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Al Jazeera Arabic قناة الجزيرة
Am 29.12.2018 veröffentlicht
قالت نيويورك تايمز إن السعودية استخدمت ثروتها النفطية الهائلة لتجنيد آلاف الناجين من الصراع بدارفور للقتال باليمن، وإن الأطفال يشكلون ما بين 20-40% من هؤلاء المقاتلين. وأضافت الصحيفة أن أعمار الأطفال المجندين ما بين 14-17.
..............تقرير سمية بونار/قراءة: رضوان سماك
تاريخ البث: 2018/12/29
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اتهام للسعودية بتجنيد أطفال دارفور باليمن.. فما الموقف السوداني؟
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Al Jazeera Arabic قناة الجزيرة
Am 29.12.2018 veröffentlicht
من بؤس دارفور إلى محرقة الصراع اليمني؛ انتقل -وفق نيويورك تايمز- نحو 14 ألف مقاتل (معظمهم ينتمون لمليشيا الجنجويد التي اتهمت بارتكاب فظائع بدارفور) إلى جبهات القتال باليمن، جذبهم المال السعودي والرغبة في خلاص أسرهم من الفقر.
تقرير: فاطمة التريكي
تاريخ البث: 2018/12/29
......... صحيفة نيويورك تايمس
By David D. Kirkpatrick
Dec. 28, 2018
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Led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudis say they are battling to rescue Yemen from a hostile faction backed by Iran. But to do it, the Saudis have used their vast oil wealth to outsource the war, mainly by hiring what Sudanese soldiers say are tens of thousands of desperate survivors of the conflict in Darfur to fight, many of them children.
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صحيفة نيويورك تايمس
( To keep a safe distance from the battle lines, their Saudi or Emirati overseers commanded the Sudanese fighters almost exclusively by remote control, directing them to attack or retreat through radio headsets and GPS systems provided to the Sudanese officers in charge of each unit, the fighters all said.)
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Almost all the Sudanese fighters appear to come from the battle-scarred and impoverished region of Darfur, where some 300,000 people were killed and 1.2 million displaced during a dozen years of conflict over diminishing arable land and other scarce resources.
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The Sudanese ground troops unquestionably have made it easier for the Saudis and Emiratis to extend the war. The Sudanese have insulated the Saudis and Emiratis from the casualties that might test the patience of families at home.
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The five fighters who had returned from Yemen and two brothers of fighters who died there all gave similar accounts. Sudanese jets departed Khartoum or Nyala, Darfur, carrying 2,000 to 3,000 soldiers at a time to Saudi Arabia.
They were delivered to camps inside the kingdom, where some said they saw as many as 8,000 Sudanese gathered.
The Saudis issued them uniforms and weapons, which the Sudanese fighters believed were American made. Then Saudi officers provided two to four weeks of training, mainly in assembling and cleaning their guns.
The Saudis have used their vast oil wealth to outsource the war.
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Saleh Al-Obeidi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
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The Saudis have used their vast oil wealth to outsource the war.CreditSaleh Al-Obeidi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
Finally, they were divided into units of 500 to 750 fighters, they said. Then they traveled over land to Yemen, to battles in the Midi Desert, the Khalid ibn Walid camp in Taiz, or around Aden and Hudaydah.
All said they fought only for money. They were paid in Saudi riyals, the #####alent of about $480 a month for a 14-year-old novice to about $530 a month for an experienced Janjaweed officer. They received an additional $185 to $285 for any month they saw combat — every month for some.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/28/world/africa/saudi-sudan-yemen-child-fighters.html
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