Sudanese dictator Omar al-Bashir is launching new attacks against the
mostly Christian Nuba people, according to a new report from Christian
Solidarity International USA President Dr. John Eibner.
“Khartoum has habitually responded to rebellion, especially in peripheral Black African and non-Muslim regions, with attacks intended to disrupt civilian communities to prevent them from hosting rebel armed forces,” Eibner said.
Eibner adds that the present tactic in the Nuba Mountains is
consistent with how al-Bashir acted towards South Sudan and in Darfur.
“This was done in South Sudan during the late war there. It was done in response to the rebellion in Darfur, and is now being done in the Nuba Mountains in South Khordofan,” Eibner said.
International Christian Concern’s Africa analyst William Stark confirms the attacks and airstrikes.
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“Khartoum has habitually responded to rebellion, especially in peripheral Black African and non-Muslim regions, with attacks intended to disrupt civilian communities to prevent them from hosting rebel armed forces,” Eibner said.
“This was done in South Sudan during the late war there. It was done in response to the rebellion in Darfur, and is now being done in the Nuba Mountains in South Khordofan,” Eibner said.
International Christian Concern’s Africa analyst William Stark confirms the attacks and airstrikes.
Story continued here.
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