Sudan studying "foreign plot" aimed against the country
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July 13, 2013 (KHARTOUM) - Several agencies within the Sudanese
government have embarked on discussing a scheme which they claim
enjoys support from western countries and aims at annexing South
Kordofan state to South Sudan as well as retaining Darfur, Blue Nile,
and Abyei as flashpoints.
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In this undated photo released by the SPLM-N shows the three leaders
of the rebel group - Malik Aggar SPLM-M chairman (C) Abdel Ziz El-Hilu
(L) and Yasir Arman (R) in a meeting held at an undisclosed area in
South Kordofan.
The independent Al-Khartoum daily reported that senior government
officials have convened meetings at the Center for Future Studies
(SFS) and the presidential palace last week to discuss ways and plans
for containing and thwarting the plot.
Well placed sources told the newspaper that participants in the
meetings made several recommendations including reaching an immediate
agreement with South Sudan as well as negotiating with the Sudan
Revolutionary Front (SRF) rebel coalition and the Sudanese People’s
Liberation Movement/North (SPLM-N).
They also stressed the need for making serious efforts to contain
tribal conflicts in Darfur, particularly as credible reports have
indicated that at least 1,000 people from a Darfuri tribe which is
engaged in internal tribal conflict have fled to the Central African
Republic.
Khartoum is fighting rebels on several fronts including Blue Nile,
South Kordofan and Darfur but recent months have witnessed escalating
violence between the two sides.
But the Sudanese government blames that on support provided by Juba to
these rebel groups.
The meetings have also discussed recent developments in Egypt
following the ousting of president Mohamed Morsi and its impact on
Sudan.
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