NCP national security soldiers captured in ambush in Nuba mountains

NCP national security soldiers captured in ambush in Nuba mountains


03-18-2016, 08:18 PM


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Title: NCP national security soldiers captured in ambush in Nuba mountains
Author: الحركه الشعبيه لتحرير السودان شمال
Date: 03-18-2016, 08:18 PM

07:18 PM March, 18 2016

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SPLM/N forces in Nuba mountains/ south kordofan region Alshareet alramly sector under direct command of lt.col/ Abud Alkarib and overall command of Brg.Gen/ Daud Ashaya, ambushed NCP national security convoy on al-obied- west kordofan highway on 16/3/2016 at 8;00 pm, destroyed two land cruiser vehicles, one Man Truck, and seized one landcruiser vehicle in good condition, killed five enemy soldiers, eight others captured as prisoners of war (POWs) and they are according to their IDs 1-Ali Mohamed Ali- ID No 333264192, 2- Abdolaziz Abdolmajid Ali Hussien- ID 1347, 3- Khojali Mohamed Idris- ID 10246, 4- Abdelmuslim Hatim Faraj- ID without No, 5- Sadig Altaieb Hussien- ID 003346871, 6- Banaga Ibrahim Banaga- ID 000041196, 7- Altaieb Mohamed Hussien- ID without No, 8- Abdolaziz Sulieman hamdan- ID security supervisor without No, on our side no casualties.

Arnu Ngutulu Lodi

SPLM/N official spokesman

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