Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council affirmed the ability of the armed forces to protect the land and preserve the country's security.
Al-Burhan said, during his visit to al-Qadarif on Wednesday, addressing forces deployed within the Sudanese borders, that the armed forces will continue to support the people in achieving their hopes and aspirations for stability, peace and development.
He praised the heroics that the armed forces had drawn up throughout their long, bright history to protect the country, its security and stability.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces saluted the armed forces, who gave their lives cheap for the sake of Sudan, its pride and dignity, who affirmed their commitment to defend the country.
He pledged during his visit to the village of Allaya to treat the deceased, who were killed by the Shifta gangs with the help of Ethiopian forces, as martyrs of the armed forces.
"They burned our lands, stole our crops, and killed the Sudanese people for more than twenty years. Our land is not cheap, and we will stand with one man’s heart to protect and develop our land by all means," Al-Burhan concluded.
On Wednesday, the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that an Ethiopian military aircraft penetrated Sudan’s borders in a ‘dangerous and unjustified escalation’.
A Sudanese military plane crashed on Wednesday, in al-Qadarif, located on the road that connects Khartoum with Gallabat on the Ethiopian border, about 410 kilometers from the capital. Military sources stated that the Apache plane was carrying weapons and ammunition.
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