A group of Sudanese demonstrated on Tuesday in front of the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Sudan, demanding that the UAE authorities disclose the fate of Sudanese engineer Faisal Assem.
The protesters said Assem had disappeared in Dubai after revealing a plot by Abu Dhabi to hand over power to the military in Sudan. The demonstrators handed the embassy a memo demanding the disclosure of the place of Assem.
According to a videotape of Osem, a trader on the websites, he was sitting in a Dubai restaurant and was succeeded by Taha Osman al-Hussein, the director of the offices of the isolated president Omar al-Bashir, who was speaking by telephone with the former vice president of the Transitional Military Council Power rather than youth revolution.
Asim added, according to the recording, that Hussein had spoken with another Emirati official who assured him that he was trying to persuade my sheikh to accept power instead of young people and civilians.
The disappearance of the young Faisal Asim in the UAE because of a sound recording related to Taha al-Bashir and the Sudanese revolution. |
Faisal Assem, an engineer at Abu Dhabi Communications Company two days ago, sent an audio clip that was in a restaurant and a base and Raha Taha Bashir from the previous regime and talk to Hamidi. .com / Ian8BHRSQm - Sana Abasher (@abasher_sana) April 30, 2019 |
In Sudan Asmu Faisal Asim Ayesh in the UAE Kidnapped Adil Kada and the reason that he heard his call at a restaurant belonging to me Taha and recorded the Ricord da and disappeared after two days #Rituit on the broadest subject da serious serious pic.twitter.com/8h0LydPu8d - 🇸🇩 (@ samirkhidir24) April 30, 2019 |