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 مقدمات لتمرير القرار1706 واهتمام امريكا وبريطانيا بدارفور ...
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اقراء وتابع سر القرارات التى ادت الى القرار 1706
[B]هل ما تفعلة امريكا وبريطانيا فى دارفور هو مقدمة للدخول الى السودان والسيطرة على البترولSudan, Oil, and the Darfur Crisis
Are the U.S. and Britain seeking a pretext for intervention in order to take advantage of Sudan's oil?
اخبار تم نشرها فى 7 اغسطس 04 وهى كالاتى :
Southern Darfur, like southern Sudan, is rich in oil. The Chinese National Petroleum Corporation holds the large oil concession in southern Darfur. Chinese soldiers are alleged to be protecting Chinese oil interests.
[B]It is also alleged that the rebels in southern Darfur are getting weapons from outside Sudan. "UN observers say they have better weapons than the Sudanese army, and are receiving supplies by air," according to Crescent International (UK). The government of Sudan, after agreeing with UN Secretary General Kofi Anan to a 90-day period to end the conflict, was given 30 days under a UN resolution pushed through by the U.S. and Britain.
ترجمة الجملة الاولى : ان منطق غرب دارفور غنية بالبترول
ترجمة الجملة الثانية : يقال ان القوات المعارضة فى دارفور تحصل على اسلحة من الخارج احدث من اسلحة الجيش السودانى وتاتيهم عن طريق الجو..
صحيفة الواشنطن بوست
صحيفة الواشنطن بوست تنشر خبر يتعلق بارسال 20 مليون دولار لثلاث دول افريقية هى اثيوبيا ويوغندة
وارتريا لتساعد فى قلب نظام الحكم فى السودان
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[B]Wielding Aid, U.S. Targets Sudan
$20 Million to Be Sent to Neighbors Who Are Backing Rebel Forces
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The Washington Post (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Washington, D.C.
Author: David B. Ottaway
Date: Nov 10, 1996
Start Page: A.34
Section: A SECTION
Document Types: NEWS FOREIGN; NEWS
Text Word Count: 1219
The U.S. government is about to send military aid to three African countries collaborating to help overthrow the militant Islamic regime in Sudan, regarded in Washington as a key sponsor of international terrorism, according to Clinton administration and congressional officials.
Nearly $20 million in surplus U.S. military equipment will be sent to Ethiopia, Eritrea and Uganda, the officials said, adding that the three countries support Sudanese opposition groups preparing a joint offensive to topple the Khartoum government.
U.S. officials also deny that the equipment is specifically earmarked for the Sudanese rebels, despite the declared anti-Khartoum policies of the recipient governments. "We are assisting these governments in their own defense. Nothing we are giving them is to be used for any other purpose," said George E. Moose, assistant secretary of state for African affairs.
وفى خبر اخر يقول رغم تعاون السودان مع اليونايتد نيشنز وفى اتفاق يعطى السودان مهلة 90 يوما لمعالجة الموقف فى دارفور الا ان امريكا وبريطانيا سعوا الى استصدار قرار يقلص المدة الى 30 يوما فقط مستندين الى المادة41 وبعدها تم اصدار العقوبات الاقيصادية والديبلوماسية Article 41 [of the UN Charter]". Article 41 excludes military action but allows economic and diplomatic sanctions.
The government of Sudan, after agreeing with UN Secretary General Kofi Anan to a 90-day period to end the conflict, was given 30 days under a UN resolution pushed through by the U.S. and Britain.
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