Stories from Sudan

General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo has been appointed as the Minister of Defense in Sudan. The announcement was made according to the broadcast. The appointment follows previous government restructuring in the country.

A small ministerial council is coordinating a plan to repatriate approximately 1,000 citizens via six scheduled flights. A direct air link has been established between Tripoli and Port Sudan to facilitate these movements.

An Emirati source has claimed that the Sudanese army is aiming to prolong the ongoing war. This assertion suggests a deliberate strategy by the Sudanese army to extend the conflict.

The source characterized the army's actions as an attempt to extend the duration of the war. No specific timeline for the conflict's end was provided. No specific details regarding the exact claims were provided in the broadcast.

Sudan People's Union leader Nimel stated that China has provided extensive assistance to Sudan over decades, particularly in foundational sectors. Xu Zhen, Chargé d'affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Sudan, expressed hope for continued bilateral relations.

The Sudanese Doctors Network issued a statement on May 6 reporting that the armed conflict in Sudan has caused the loss of over 700 medical personnel.

Shelling targeting two fuel stations in Kosti, White Nile State, resulted in deaths and injuries, according to the Sudan Doctors Network. Social media users circulated video footage documenting a car falling in the city during the incident.

Sudanese forces are reportedly preparing to launch mine attacks in the Falmeza Kirabu area. Sudanese government officials expressed gratitude for China's long-term support in various fields and believe the China-Sudan strategic partnership will continue to deepen. Awards were presented to institutions and individuals who contributed to the development of Sino-Sudanese friendly relations. They believe the strategic partnership between Sudan and China will continue to deepen.

Sudanese forces are reportedly preparing mine attacks in Falmeza Kirabu. This development comes amidst ongoing conflict in the region. The nature and scale of the planned attacks remain unclear.

Sudan has been in a state of war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for the past four months. Forces are now preparing to deploy mines in the Falmeza Kirabu lands to target citizens. The deployment follows the destruction of previous weapons in the region.