Report: Successful coup attempt in Sudan Israel today

One week after the agreement with Israel: Arab media reported that former Minister Ali Majub cooperated with a hostile state • Majub and other suspects arrested

About a week after the announcement of normalization of relations with Israel, military forces in Sudan today (Saturday) unveiled today (Saturday) a coup attempt planned by former Minister Ali Maghuk in cooperation with a hostile state to seize power and arrest the commander of the aid forces, General Muhammad Hamdan Deklo, who also serves as the deputy leader of the sovereign council, 'Abd al-Fatah al-Burhan, the Arab media reported.

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The Al-Sudani newspaper noted that security forces carried out an extensive series of arrests that included the commander of the Revolutionary Awakening Council Ali Maghuk.

The former minister was arrested in the city of Qalabat with several officers, including retirees and Islamists.

It was also written that this was not an attempted coup against the aid force but against the government in general.

This attempt was planned by the rebel officer Wood Ibrahim and Majok.

The paper mentioned that Ali Maguk had previously served as state minister in the regime’s Supreme Council during the Bashir era.

According to the report, Majokh entered Sudan via Ethiopia and arrived in the city of Klubat, where he decided to meet with several military officials.

It was further alleged that the group had been planning the coup for some time and the security forces were following their actions.

According to the report, the detainees are still under investigation by the intelligence services, at the end of which the findings will be revealed to the general public.