China News Service, Beijing, September 21. News from Khartoum: According to the Sudanese media on the 21st, the Sudanese army defeated a coup initiated by some officers.
On that day, about 40 military officers participated in the attempted coup.
Allegedly, those involved in the coup attempted to control the national radio station in the capital that morning, and most of them belonged to the armored forces.
Agence France-Presse reported that the firefight was once very fierce, and the main bridge across the Nile has now been blocked.
Suleiman, the official spokesperson of the Sudanese Sovereignty Commission, also introduced the above news on Twitter on the same day and said that the situation has been brought under control.
According to a report by the Sudanese National Television, the official interrogation of the suspects involved in the attempted coup is about to begin.
The local media quoted a member of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council as saying that choosing a military coup will only turn us into a failed and weak country.
After former President Bashir was deposed in April 2019, Sudanese military and civilian representatives reached a 39-month power-sharing agreement under the leadership of Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamduk.
The "Sudan Post" reported that the parties have deep differences in the political field.
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