Khartoum renews accusations over Juba’s support to rebels but SPLM6N denies
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SPLM-N leader Malik Agar (Center) with SPLA-N chief of satff Jacod
Mekouar (L) and SPLM-N SG Yasir Arman pose for a collective picture in
the Nuba Mountains at the end of their meeting (ST Photo)
April 24, 2917 (KHARTOUM) - Sudan’s National Intelligence and Security
Services (NISS) Monday has renewed accusations that South Sudan’s
government of continuing to harbour and support the Sudan People’s
Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N, warning Juba against interference
in Sudan’s internal affairs.
But, the SPLM-N has denied the claim saying the last time they went to
Juba was at the request Khartoum government last year.
In a statement seen by Sudan Tribune, NISS said the “Sudanese
government continued to extend its hands to support South Sudan since
its secession and during all critical phases it went through”,
pointing to the humanitarian aid provided to South Sudan’s people and
refugees who fled to Sudan.
“However, South Sudan’s government responded to this humanitarian
cooperation by continuing to provide full support and harbour to the
Sudanese rebel movements according to documented information including
United Nations reports” read the statement
The statement added that “since last Wednesday to 22 April, South
Sudan’s President and his First Vice President and a number of senior
executive and security officials have engaged in intensive meetings
with the so-called Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/North (SPLM-N)
in Juba”.
The NISS pointed out that leaked information disclosed that South
Sudan’s leadership has pushed SPLM-N leaders to “prolong the war in
Sudan”, demanding South Sudan government to “immediately refrain from
interfering in Sudan’s affairs”.
“We are surprised at how could a head of state and his first deputy,
despite the outbreak of war in their country and the acute shortage of
food that is hitting all its parts, not be fully devoted to resolve
their internal issues but rather seek to ignite the flames of sedition
in our country which seeks to fold the page of war which was ignited
by foreign sinful hands,” further read the statement/
Juba has been always accused by the Sudan, various observer groups and
armed oppositions of harbouring Sudanese rebels and in fact letting
them fight alongside its own force. The government in Juba has always
denied the accusations.
SPLM-N DENIAL
Reached for comment on the fresh accusations, SPLM-N Secretary General
Yasir Arman who was speaking to from Addis Ababa where they are
holding meetings with the African Union mediation denied the
allegation, adding that the statement of the Sudanese government is
based on a “fake intelligence report”.
“The NISS’s statement is a fake one, the SPLM-N chairman, the
secretary general and the General Izzat Koko, deputy general chief of
staff, we are all in Addis Ababa and we have not been to Juba since
last year,” Arman said.
He further emphasised they were in Juba at the request of Khartoum,
which asked Juba to mediate between them.
(ST)
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25 April 07:15, by Kuch
Do these criminals think they are more smarter than other people?
Where do the clones think the criminals who have been terrorizing Raja
and Wau come from with arms?
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25 April 08:56, by Dinka Aliap Chawul
Cde Kuch.they wants to create cover story so that it shall be
look as if SS was ones seeking to distabilizes its Northern neighbour
when its them who tried and seeks overthrow. And therefore reunited
two Sudans again8-).That will remain a wishful thinking for
Centuries!Try us now and u will see by yourself.
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25 April 10:49, by Jalaby
Dinka,
No body in the north ever thinks of unity with the south
again, we amputated the rotten and decayed part (the south) from our
body so how can we repeat the painful again?
Jonobean are back to North again after their country
becomes a piece of hell and now begging northerners for food and help,
they are refugees and foreigners this time and their eyes are down to
earth!
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26 April 05:55, by Eyez
Jalaby
You better laugh now, but once we the sophisticated,
civilised and educated sons and daughters of South Sudan take our
country back from the incompetent, old and greedy leaders who are
ruining, dividing and driving us apart, then we shall see who has the
last laugh.
You hybrid, cross breeds and ass-up-face-down clowns
will pay for the hundreds of years that you cheated us, idiots.
X1
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25 April 14:26, by Sunday Junup
Kiir KuethPiny could not afford to expel SPLM-N since they were
fighting for United Sudan under dr. John Garang but finally separatist
(Dr.Riak) has won the victory against unionist (Kiir). Now Jieng
Council of Evil has nothing to do but to destroy South Sudan so that
every body feel heat
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26 April 06:25, by Kush Natives
Those slavery of Arab call themselves Sudanese misunderstood how
the world works. They’re are crying days and nights with their failed
genocidal missions towards Nubian and other marginalized groups in the
Sudan. Accusing Juba on mess is digging into a deep grave. If the
separation the South Sudan is nonsense to You. Then why running naked
with jalabia?
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