Sudan’s military chief says local weather for intervention by African leaders ‘not appropriate’ as tens of millions stay trapped
Abdel-Fattah al Burhan's voice was jovial when he first answered the cellphone.My first query - "are you safe?" - was met with "thank God, we are well and in his safety".
The commander-in-chief has been Sudan's de facto president since ousting his former ally and longtime army dictator Omar al Bashir after extended pro-democracy protests in 2019.Now, he says he's talking from the presidential visitor home within the army command compound that was as soon as Mr Bashir's house and is presently his.Various movies have emerged of the army headquarters attacked by RSF (Rapid Support Forces) troops and retaken by the military.
Mr Burhan maintained that he can transfer freely between his house and his workplace throughout the compound."Just a stray shell lands here and there as they...