Post: #3 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-22-2012, 03:36 AM Parent: #2
دبابات تنتشر فى مواقع متعددة فى الخرطوم - صحيفة شبكة ســـودانيات .
Post: #4 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-22-2012, 03:45 AM Parent: #3
مركز حزب البشير الصحفى (smc) : جهاز الامن يحبط مخطط تخريبيا فجر اليوم
22-11-2012 05:27 صحيفة شبكة سودانيات الاليكترونية .
جهاز الامن يحبط مخطط تخريبيا فجر اليوم انتشار كثيف للدبابات والمدرعات وقوات الجيش فى شوارع الخرطوم قناة العربية
جهاز الامن يحبط مخطط تخريبيا فجر اليوم الخرطوم
كتب مركز حزب البشير الصحفى (smc)
افاد مصدر بجهاز الامن والمخابرات الوطني لـ (smc) باحباط مخطط تخريبي فجر اليوم يهدف الي احداث اضرابات امنية بالبلاد تقوده شخصيات من القوي المعارضة. وقال ان الجهاز ظل يتابع حلقات المخطط التخريبي الساعي الي زعزعة الاستقرار والامن بالبلاد وكشف المصدر بان الجهات المختصة بدات مباشرة الاجراءات الامنية والتحقيقات مع شخصيات مدنية وعسكرية ذات صلة بالمخطط بعد القاء القبض عليهم.
Post: #9 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-22-2012, 10:13 PM Parent: #8
Sudan 'foils military coup attempt'
An attempt to stage a military coup in Sudan has been foiled, authorities have said.
Several military officers and civilians involved in the scheme have been arrested.
The state-run Omdurman radio says the "subversive plot" aimed to destabilise Sudan. The radio says it was uncovered and aborted early today.
There were no further details. The term "subversive plot" is frequently used by Sudan to refer to a military coup.
Last summer, Sudan crushed pro-democracy protests inspired by Arab Spring uprisings. Hundreds of protesters were arrested and detained for demanding the ouster of the 23-year-old regime of President Omar al-Bashir.
Mr Al-Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes in Darfur. His government is rapidly losing popularity at home for imposing painful economic austerity measures.
Post: #10 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-22-2012, 10:26 PM Parent: #9
Coup attempt disrupted, Sudanese government says
Khartoum, Sudan (CNN) -- Sudanese authorities disrupted a plot "to create chaos, target leaders of the country and destabilize the county," in what appeared to be an attempted coup d'etat, Sudan's minister of information told reporters Thursday.
"The act was planned for last Thursday, then was postponed to this Thursday," Ahmad Bilal Osman said. The government's goal was "to have it aborted before it began, and that happened."
Earlier in the day, the semi-official Sudanese Media Service had reported that, "according to a source in the National Security (agency), a plan of sabotage was aborted at dawn this morning that aimed to create security chaos which was led by persons from the opposition."
Thirteen people were arrested, according to Osman, most notably Salah Ghosh, former head of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Services.
Sudanese Media Service said the source added that there was a "plan of sabotage which sought to shake the stability and security of the country," and that after the arrests, "the specialized authorities" immediately began investigations of "civil and military persons connected to the plan."
The apparent coup attempt comes at a time when Sudan is facing serious challenges with conflicts in the country's peripheral provinces of Blue Nile, South Kordofan and Darfur.
Sudan's oil-dependent economy took a blow in 2011 when South Sudan seceded, taking with it the majority of the oil wealth. Economic austerity measures last summer sparked Arab Spring-like protests against the government, and increased calls for reform within the National Congress Party, led by Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who has ruled since 1989.
Witnesses said they saw tanks and military vehicles move around in the capital in the very early morning hours Thursday. "I saw tanks around one of the bridges," one witness said. Osman said "things are now stable" and "there is no extension of this act into the army or security" services. "Some in the opposition dreamt that this chaos would create an opportunity to topple the regime," he said. "They are dreaming."
Post: #15 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-23-2012, 00:20 AM Parent: #14
Sudan detains 13 over ‘coup’ plot
KHARTOUM: Sudan on Thursday said it arrested 13 people including the former head of the country’s powerful intelligence service for an alleged plot to sabotage national security.
A witness saw armoured vehicles moving in the streets of the capital before daybreak, as state-linked media first reported that the “plot” had been averted.
Sudan has experienced seven coups or attempted coups in its 56-year history but senior ruling party official Rabbie Abdelatti Ebaid told reporters: “I don’t think this is a coup.”
Information Minister Ahmed Bilal Osman told reporters the most prominent figure held was retired general Salah Gosh, longtime chief of the national intelligence service.
President Omar Al Bashir replaced Gosh with Gosh’s number two, General Mohamed Atta Al Moula, in August 2009.
Gosh then became presidential security adviser until he was sacked early last year. He had been pushing for dialogue with the political opposition.
Also detained were security services General Adil Al Tayeb and Brigadier Mohammed Ibrahim of the Sudanese Armed Forces, Osman said.
Ibrahim was deputy commander of an operation earlier this year to retake Sudan’s Heglig oil fields after a brief occupation by South Sudan.
Osman said civilians were also detained in connection with the plot which “targeted the stability of the state and some leaders of the state.” He did not release any other names.
The detainees are under investigation in connection with the scheme initially planned for Nov.15, but was delayed until Thursday.
“Authorities decided to stop them before they implemented it,” Osman said.
“The security and intelligence service early today stopped a plot to disturb security,” said the Sudanese Media Centre, which is close to the security apparatus.
“This plot is led by some opposition party leaders,” it said.
Farouk Abu Issa, spokesman for an alliance of more than 20 opposition parties, told reporters that he had heard about the plot allegation, “but I think it is fake.”
He said the opposition supports democratic, peaceful change through strikes and demonstrations against Bashir’s 23-year regime.
“The government knows that,” he said, adding that no opposition politicians were detained over the alleged incident.
“They themselves are afraid of their people uprising and saying ‘no’ to their policies,” Issa said.
“At the same time, there are differences between different factions” in the ruling apparatus, he added.
A witness told reporters that he saw troops moving early Thursday.
“About 2:00am on Thursday while passing Obeid Khatim Street I saw some tanks and vehicles with military equipment and soldiers coming from a southerly direction and heading downtown,” said the witness, who asked for anonymity.
Obeid Khatim Street is a wide thoroughfare running alongside Khartoum’s military and civilian airports, leading into the downtown area where government buildings are located. There were no signs of extra troops downtown later Thursday.
Reformers charge that corruption and other problems have left the government Islamic only in name and question how much longer Bashir should remain in power.
“A lot of people are saying 23 years is too long a time, and what’s the difference between him and Mubarak and Assad?” a Sudan analyst who asked for anonymity said earlier.
Agence France-Presse
Post: #16 Title: Re: ياجماعة الحاصل شنو في ال Khartoum? إنقلاب? Author: Kostawi Date: 11-23-2012, 01:55 AM Parent: #15
