Tension in Sudan .. The proof announces the end of the "rebellion", and Hamdock describes it as an attempt to fend off democracy

The head of the sovereign council in Sudan, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, announced that all the headquarters of the Operations Authority of the Intelligence Service, which witnessed what he described as the rebellion, came under the control of the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces.

In a press conference with Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdock held at dawn today, Wednesday, Al-Burhan said that the security area of ​​the capital is open and that things have returned to normal, as he put it.

The President of the Sovereign Council of Sudan also stressed that the armed forces will not allow any coup against the revolution of the Sudanese people. He added that "the Sudanese armed forces will remain coherent behind the tasks of the transitional period until it reaches its end."

For his part, Hamdock described the events that took place on Tuesday evening as a sedition that was aimed
To cut the road to building a smooth democracy. "Our armed forces were able to thwart this attempt ... We trust the army," he said
Sudanese to maintain security. "

Regarding the details of the "rebellion," Sudanese Army Chief of Staff Muhammad Othman Al-Hussain said that two soldiers were killed and four others were wounded in clashes with employees of the Intelligence Operations Authority.

He explained that the Sudanese army and rapid support forces managed to eliminate the rebellion with minimal losses.

The Al-Jazeera correspondent reported that Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces seized control of the operations of the Intelligence Service in the Riyadh region in the capital, Khartoum, at dawn today, which is the last headquarters that witnessed an armed protest by employees of the Operations Authority.

The Sudanese army had announced on Tuesday night, Wednesday, the control of the headquarters of the operations body of the intelligence agency, after violent clashes with heavy weapons between the army forces and rebels from the authority.

Sudan TV reported that the army was able to restore the headquarters of the Operations Authority
In the Cavoury region.

Accusation of Gosh
Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Hamidati, deputy head of the Sudanese Sovereign Council, accused former intelligence chief Salah Qosh of being behind the shooting incidents in Khartoum and attempts to threaten security in other regions.

Hamidati said at a press conference in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, that these attempts were planned by military personnel, in coordination with elements of the dissolved National Congress Party.
He added that those responsible for these events will be held accountable after handing over their weapons, and that there is no complacency or courtesy in the country's national security, nor in the prestige of the state, as he put it.

On Tuesday, the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, witnessed an exchange of fire between a number of employees of the Operations Authority of the Intelligence Service and the Military Police. In the "Kfoury" area, Khartoum North.

This came after protest stops carried out by the Operations Authority of the Intelligence Service in three of its centers. The protesters demanded after-service rights, after the decision to demobilize them and their refusal to join the Rapid Support Forces.