A talk about a breakthrough in the Egyptian-Sudanese military relations .. The proof in Ethiopia is a threat or a soothing?

In his statements to the episode (1/11/2020) of the "Beyond the News" program, Bilal explained that Al-Burhan went to the Ethiopian capital after a visit to Cairo, but he carries in his bag a message to the officials in Ethiopia stating that neither Sudan nor Egypt can transcend Any violations of their rights in the Renaissance Dam.

And he accused Ethiopia of trying to buy time and impose a fait accompli by insisting on filling the dam and filling it out, disregarding the periodic negotiations, and thus forcing Khartoum and Cairo later to deal with the fait accompli.

Al-Burhan's visit to Ethiopia comes after the Egyptian army chief of staff and his Sudanese counterpart talked earlier today about a boom in the military relations between the two countries, which will positively affect the national security of the two countries.

Based on these statements, Bilal stressed that Egypt is very comfortable with the military establishment in Sudan, and that it will coordinate with it to protect the interests of the two countries and their national security, stressing that all options will be on the table for the two countries, and he referred to the statements of US President Donald Trump weeks ago in which no asylum was ruled out. Cairo to resolve the military solution to force Ethiopia to retreat from its full control over the management of the Renaissance Dam.

Although the journalist and political analyst Magdy Shendi, editor-in-chief of Al-Mashhad newspaper, ruled out Cairo’s resorting to a military solution, stressing that it preferred a political solution to persuade Ethiopia to change its position on the management of the Renaissance Dam, he stressed Cairo’s satisfaction and satisfaction with the military establishment in Sudan, which he said had chosen Standing by the Sudanese interests and non-alignment with Ethiopia, as former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir used to do, only because of political spoilage in Cairo.

As for the Ethiopian political analyst, Kizam Tadesse, he confirmed that Addis Ababa excludes Cairo and Khartoum from resorting to a military solution, stressing that it has taken the necessary precautions to prevent unauthorized flights over the dam, and described the US President's statements regarding the Renaissance Dam bombing as reckless statements.

Tadesse considered that Al-Burhan's visit to Ethiopia comes within the framework of diplomatic relations, indicating that the three countries will continue their negotiations on the Renaissance Dam.

But Ziauddin Bilal did not rule out resorting to the military option after the end of the US elections, if Addis Ababa insisted on its policy of dealing with the issue of the Renaissance Dam.