Port Sudan – almohagig
Bichara Suleiman, advisor to the head of the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), advised the Chadian leadership not to support the Rapid Support (RSF) militia in its war against Sudan.
Bishara said: “This message is for the Sudanese people and the Chadian people, and my message is addressed to the political leadership in Chad, led by President Mohamed Idriss: that we were surprised that the political leadership in Chad, after the war that the Janjaweed ignited in Khartoum, is subjugating the Chadian state – the entire state in fact – to support the Janjaweed with fuel, ammunition, and mercenaries.”
He added: “We, as Sudanese citizens, submitted protests to the Chadian President against the bribed generals in Chad who have received money stolen from the Sudanese through the hands of the rapid support.”
Bishara denounced the Chadian authorities for not taking legal measures to return the Sudanese women’s gold and cars that entered Chad.
He continued: “The gold of Sudanese women and the gold in bank storage was stolen by the Janjaweed and given to Chadian officials.”
Bechara Suleiman called on the State of Chad to respect the rights of neighbours with Sudan, stressing that the actions of the Janjaweed will bring blame onto Chad.
Bashara pointed out that the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed, did not receive the Chadian President, which angered the latter, who expected a review of the relationship between the two countries.
He added: “A final message to our people in Chad: Stay away from the Janjaweed. My people in Chad, especially the political leadership, stay away from the Janjaweed and to the Chadian people who came out in (Umm Djers) against supporting the Janjaweed. Advise your government and neighbours to be neutral mediators in solving the problem in Sudan.
Bishara stated:
(If the Chadian leadership continues to support the Janjaweed, they will pay a heavy price.)
