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 لا الروس ولا غيرهم يستطيعون حماية البشير من هذا الشعب!!!
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06:15 PM January, 01 2019 سودانيز اون لاين
Yasir Elsharif-Germany
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تسريبات خطيرة: الروس قادمون لحماية البشير
آخر تحديث يناير 1, 2019
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تحت عنوان مراقبون دوليون أم شركة خدمات أمنية روسية؟ كتب صالح عمار
لا أدرى من روّج لإشاعة أن الخواجات (أو الناس بيض البشرة) الذين تواجدوا يوم أمس "بعثة مراقبين دولية"! من من جماعات (اللفحي) لا الجداد الالكتروني، روج لهذا الهراء..!؟
بعثات المراقبين الدوليين يا سادة يا كرام (يتم تكوينها بموجب قرار أممي/ إقليمي) معلن، وتسند رئاستها لشخصية معلومة وفق "مانديت" محدد، وأول حاجة بتعملا لمن تصل البلد المعين، بتقيم مؤتمر صحفي في مباني UN بتعلن عن نفسها وعن قرار إبتعاثها وتفويضها ونطاق ومجال عملها ومداهو الزمني، بعداك برتدو زي محدد بعلامات واضحة فيهو شعار الجهة الباعثة. وبركبو عربات دفع رباعي بيضاء (زي عربات الUN المعهودة فور ويل درايف ديك).. ما بركبوا شاحنات عسكرية يا جماعة.. بعثة مراقبين هم ولا مارينز(!)
طيب ديل منو؟
في أنباء رشحت تفيد بأنهم شركة أمنية روسية يا سادة.. عارفين يعني شنو شركة أمنية روسية.. يعني جو لمسح أولي "ميداني" تمهيدا لتولي إدارة العملية الأمنية للتصدي للمتظاهرين او تقديم الاستشارات الأمنية للجهات المتصدية لهم.. إنتهى.
شخصيا بميل لهذه الرواية، لأنها تقترن عندي بالخدمات الأمنية الروسية التي قدمت لنظام الأسد في دمشق، ولا تزال، والآن في عقابيل تقارب (البشير- الأسد) كل شيء جايز، والأهم كونها تضرب عندي (أنظر الصور المرفقة) في ذاكرة قريبة، من خلال حادث إطلاق الروس في شركة تعدين بوادي السنقير بمحلية بربر النار على المواطنين الذين احتجوا على استخدام الشركة الروسية لمادة السيانيد السامة، مما أدى لإصابة أربعة مواطنين واستشهاد المواطن "حبوب حامد فرح" من قرية السليمانية متأثرا بجراحه.. نسيتو ولا شنو..؟!
حديث عادل كلر ليست وحيدة فقد ظهرت قبلها تغريدات متتالية للناشط جون هوستون يتحدث فيه عن احتمالية دور روسي فيما يجري في السودان:
SudanUprising Dec. 31 thread: As police fired tear gas and live ammunition at peaceful demonstrators in Khartoum, wounding at least four people, Sudanese observers on the ground wondered about the significance of Russian military trucks spotted in the capital. (1)On Dec. 31, hundreds of Sudanese professionals -- including medical doctors, teachers, and engineers -- gathered to march at 1:00 p.m. local time in central Khartoum, near the intersection of Abdel Moneim Mohammed Street and Sayed Abdul Rahman Avenue. #SudanUprising (2)
The demonstrators gathered peacefully to call for an end to the Bashir regime, and the release of students, medical doctors, journalists, and opposition leaders who have been snatched up recently in mass arrests. #SudanUprising (3)
The peaceful protesters marched toward the Republican Palace, chanting, "Freedom, peace, and justice" and "Revolution is the people's choice."
Police and security forces blocked their path, firing tear gas and live ammunition, wounding at least four. #SudanUprising (4)
For the past several days, observers have reported death squads in Khartoum, coordinated by the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS). Photos and videos appear to corroborate these eyewitness reports. #SudanUprising (5)
Armed men in mismatched camouflage uniforms and boots, some wearing grey, brown, or red-and-white keffiyeh to mask their faces, can be seen deliberately shooting at civilians and arresting students. #SudanUprising (6)
These forces, some carrying AK-47s, appear to be members of the Amen Shabei -- former members of the Popular Defence Forces who volunteer to support NISS. #SudanUprising (7)
Some of the Amen Shabei forces riding in these trucks are equipped with batons, helmets, and clear shields for use in crowd control. Sometimes, they stash their batons
and shields behind the truck cabs. #SudanUprising (10)
#SudanUprising (11)
Observers reported that before the Dec. 31 protest, some 20 people -- described as Europeans dressed in civilian clothes, carrying small cameras -- disembarked from a Russian military truck on Abdel Moneim Mohammed Street, and walked south, toward the rally. #SudanUprising (12)
Some observers reported that these were media monitors; others noted that they were mostly young, physically fit, White men, who wore no press vests, and did not appear to be carrying large video cameras. #SudanUprising (13)
NISS agents did not appear to be closely monitoring the group from the Russian military truck, as is usual when foreign correspondents cover Khartoum. #SudanUprising (14)
Photo: A group of White people described as Europeans with small cameras debarked from a Russian military truck in Khartoum and headed toward the demonstration on
Dec. 31.
Photos of the truck show what appears to be a light-brown, Ural-4320, all-wheel-drive, two-door cab, 6x6 truck in troop transport mode, similar to trucks used by the Russian military, and by Russian private military contractors. #SudanUprising
Last week, observers photographed a similar truck carrying armed forces through Khartoum: White men in green camouflage uniforms. Witnesses said that they spoke Russian. #SudanUprising (17)
Photo: Russian-manufactured military-style truck photographed near an Aman Petroleum station and radio tower in Khartoum on Dec. 26. Observers reported that the armed forces, wearing green camouflage uniforms, spoke Russian. #SudanUprising (18)
Some observers believe these are Russian private military contractors, possibly the Wagner Group, which guards Sudanese gold, uranium, and diamond mines, as well as atomic energy facilities. Russian media have reported that Wagner trains Sudanese armed forces. #SudanUprising (19)
Small Wars Journal (@SmallWars) has reported that the Wagner Group, a Russian private military contractor registered in Hong Kong, and also known as ChVK Wagner or Vagner... #SudanUprising (20)
"conducts proxy and hybrid warfare and is used to secure high value infrastructure central to Russian foreign policy." For example, U.S. special forces routed Wagner in Syria, where Wagner attempted to capture and secure oil and gas fields occupied by rebel and ISIS forces. (21)
On November 23, 2017, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir met with Vladimir Putin in the Black Sea resort of Sochi. #SudanUprising (22)
Bashir asked Putin to protect Sudan from "aggressive acts of the United States." In return, Bashir promised Putin that Sudan could serve as Russia's "key to Africa."
#SudanUprising (23)
Radio Dabanga (@RadioDabanga) reported in March 2018 that about 500 Russian armed forces appeared in the Um Dafug area of South Darfur, which borders on the Central African Republic. #SudanUprising (24)
The Russian forces reportedly camped approximately 15 kilometers south of Um Dafug, with approximately 50 vehicles, and helicopters supplied them. Meanwhile, across the border in CAR, the Wagner Group was defending mining interests. #SudanUprising (25)
Wagner Group forces fly on Russian military aircraft, receive treatment at Russian military hospitals, operate alongside Russian military forces, and are honored with Russian military medals signed by Putin. #SudanUprising (26)
In addition to intelligence gathering, Wagner's capabilities include infantry, heavy artillery, air defense, armored tanks, and training advisory. Is is believed that Russian intelligence officers from the FSB and GRU control Wagner. #SudanUprising (27)
A former Russian military intelligence (GRU) colonel named Dimitry Utkin founded the Wagner Group, which is fronted by Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is also known as "Putin's Chef." #SudanUprising (28)
Photo: Wagner founder Dimitry Utkin on the far right with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Wagner commanders, Dec. 2016. #SudanUprising (29)
The U.S. Treasury Department has placed three of Prigozhin's other companies on its sanctions list for violating Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Photo: Yevgeny Prigozhin #SudanUprising (30)
Prigozhin is also involved with Russian troll factories in St. Petersburg that influence public opinion abroad, including in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. (Hello, @WhiteHouse!) #SudanUprising (31)
Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted Prigozhin in February 2018 for allegedly funding a St. Petersburg-based troll farm called the “Internet Research Agency.” Mueller also indicted his bookkeeper for her role at the troll farm, which helped elect Trump. #SudanUprising (32)
So what does the U.S. Embassy in Khartoum (@USEmbassyKRT) have to say about death squads and Russian private military contractors in Sudan during the #SudanUprising؟ (33)
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Re: لا الروس ولا غيرهم يستطيعون حماية البشير � (Re: Yasir Elsharif)
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The realy story start from her:
"Desktop versionNewsGovernment DecisionsCalendarРусNewsThe Russian GovernmentDmitry Medvedev’s meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirNovember 24, 2017, 12:30The parties discussed the development of trade and economic cooperation between Russia and Sudan, including joint projects in energy, industrial production, agriculture and other areas.Dmitry Medvedev’s meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirDocuments signed following the talksExcerpts from the transcript:Meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirMeeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirСледующая новостьMeeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirDmitry Medvedev: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome! I am happy to meet you. We spoke once on the phone in October 2010. It has been a long time since then and I am glad you are visiting Russia as the President of Sudan for the first time.Last year, Russia and Sudan marked 60 years of diplomatic relations, which are based on a very strong foundation. Yesterday, you held talks with President Putin in Sochi. I would like to point out once again that the Republic of the Sudan is an important partner for Russia among the Arab and African countries. In the past years, Russia’s relations with the countries in the region have intensified. Our governments can also make a contribution to expanding our relations. Next month, the intergovernmental commission is meeting in Khartoum to discuss current issues. Today we are signing a substantial portfolio of documents, including two intergovernmental agreements, one on civilian nuclear power industry and another on visa-free travel for holders of diplomatic passports.Once again, welcome, Mr President. I hope your visit to our country will be productive.Omar Al-Bashir (via interpreter): Mr Prime Minister, ministers, I am happy to meet with you. It is a great honour for us to come to Russia, and we are pleased to be here. This visit comes as evidence of our relations of friendship and mutual understanding that have developed between our countries and are growing stronger. We confirm our striving and strong desire to advance our relations to the strategic level, in keeping with our aspiration. We are also grateful for Russia’s support for the Sudanese national dialogue, the final session of which was attended by Special Presidential Representative for the Middle East and Africa Mikhail Bogdanov."
(عدل بواسطة محمود الدقم on 01-01-2019, 07:53 PM)
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Re: لا الروس ولا غيرهم يستطيعون حماية البشير � (Re: محمود الدقم)
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"Рус
News
The Russian Government
Dmitry Medvedev’s meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-Bashir
November 24, 2017, 12:30
The parties discussed the development of trade and economic cooperation between Russia and Sudan, including joint projects in energy, industrial production, agriculture and other areas.
Dmitry Medvedev’s meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-Bashir
Documents signed following the talks
Excerpts from the transcript:
Meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-BashirMeeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-Bashir
Следующая новость
Meeting with President of the Republic of the Sudan Omar Al-Bashir
Dmitry Medvedev: Mr President, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome! I am happy to meet you. We spoke once on the phone in October 2010. It has been a long time since then and I am glad you are visiting Russia as the President of Sudan for the first time.
Last year, Russia and Sudan marked 60 years of diplomatic relations, which are based on a very strong foundation. Yesterday, you held talks with President Putin in Sochi. I would like to point out once again that the Republic of the Sudan is an important partner for Russia among the Arab and African countries. In the past years, Russia’s relations with the countries in the region have intensified. Our governments can also make a contribution to expanding our relations. Next month, the intergovernmental commission is meeting in Khartoum to discuss current issues. Today we are signing a substantial portfolio of documents, including two intergovernmental agreements, one on civilian nuclear power industry and another on visa-free travel for holders of diplomatic passports.
Once again, welcome, Mr President. I hope your visit to our country will be productive.
Omar Al-Bashir (via interpreter): Mr Prime Minister, ministers, I am happy to meet with you. It is a great honour for us to come to Russia, and we are pleased to be here. This visit comes as evidence of our relations of friendship and mutual understanding that have developed between our countries and are growing stronger. We confirm our striving and strong desire to advance our relations to the strategic level, in keeping with our aspiration. We are also grateful for Russia’s support for the Sudanese national dialogue, the final session of which was attended by Special Presidential Representative for the Middle East and Africa Mikhail Bogdanov.
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Documents signed following the talks:
Signing of documents
Signing of documents
− Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Republic of the Sudan on Visa-Free Travel by the Holders of Diplomatic Passports
Signed by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov and Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Ibrahim Ghandour;
− Agreement between the Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Republic of the Sudan on Cooperation in the Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy
Signed by CEO of Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corporation Alexei Likhachev and Sudanese Minister of Water Resources, Irrigation and Electricity Muataz Musa Abdalla Salim;
− Memorandum of Understanding between the Russian Ministry of Education and Science and the Sudanese Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research on Cooperation in Higher Education
Signed by Russian Minister of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva and Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Ibrahim Ghandour;
− Memorandum of Understanding between the Russian Ministry of Agriculture and the Sudanese Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on Cooperation in Agriculture
Signed by Russian Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev and Sudanese Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Abdul-Latif al-Ajaimi;
− Memorandum of Understanding between the Russian Ministry of Energy and the Sudanese Ministry of Petroleum and Gas on Cooperation in the Oil and Gas Industry
Signed by Russian Deputy Minister of Energy Kirill Molodtsov and Sudanese Minister of Oil and Gas Abdul Rahman Osman Fadul;
− Memorandum of Understanding between Rosgeologia JSC and the Sudanese Ministry of Petroleum and Gas
Signed by Rosgeologia CEO Roman Panov and Sudanese Minister of Oil and Gas Abdul Rahman Osman Fadul;
− Agreement on the assignment of licence blocks for geological exploration purposes between Kush for Exploration and Production Co. Ltd. and the Sudanese Ministry of Minerals
Signed by CEO of Kush for Exploration and Production Co. Ltd. (Kush EandP) Yevgeny Aleksandrov and General Manager of the Geological Research Authority at the Sudanese Ministry of Minerals Mohamed Abu Fatima Abdullah;
− and
"Signed by Regional Director at M Invest (Russia) Mikhail Potyopkin and Sudanese Minister of Minerals Hashim Ali Salim.
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الشركة او الاتفاقية الوا دة في اخر سطرين.
* المصدر. http://m.government.ru/en/news/30259/
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