Sudanese diplomat attacks UAE’s president

BANGKOK, Dec. 28 (YPA) – Sudan’s ambassador to Thailand, Sanaa Hamad Al-Awad, has attacked the President of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, “for indulging in the blood of the Sudanese, Yemenis, and Libyans,” and accused him of provoking wars and fueling conflicts in the region, especially Sudan.

This came in the wake of the violence taking place in the torn African country and in light of accusations of the Emirati regime interfering in its affairs and supporting the “Rapid Support Forces” led by “Hemedti,” who committed massacres and rape crimes against civilians in recent days.

The Sudanese ambassador to Thailand indicated in an article in a Sudanese newspaper that Mohammed bin Zayed directed “to use rape as a weapon against free women with the aim of intimidating the Sudanese and bringing them to their knees.”

In recent days, information has emerged about Sudanese women being subjected to rape crimes, especially in the city of Wad Madani, the capital of Gezira State and the second largest city in Sudan, after it fell into the hands of the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese army announced its withdrawal from it.

YPA