The governor of West Darfur meets the Minister of Defense
Port Sudan/The Citizen
The Governor of West Darfur, General Bahr al-Din Adam Karama, met with the Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Hassan Daoud Kabroun, Chairman of the Supreme Committee for the Wounded of the Battle of Al-Karama, in Port Sudan.
The meeting discussed field coordination and the integration of national efforts to liberate the state and lift the siege on the city of El Fasher, within the framework of the continuation of field and political efforts led by General Bahr al-Din Adam Karama, the governor of West Darfur state, who is working to liberate the state and restore the dignity of its people by returning to the homeland and resuming the process of construction and giving. Loyalty to the wounded and injured of the battle of dignity and standing with them healthily and humanely.
The governor presented a comprehensive and detailed report on the security and field conditions in West Darfur, in which he reviewed the situation.
The governor stressed that the field forces are fighting with a high spirit and firm belief that the land will not be allowed as long as there are men in Sudan who carry the flag of pride and dignity, pointing out that the coordination between the state government and the Ministry of Defense is moving steadily towards achieving complete victory and restoring sovereignty over every inch of the state’s territory.
Defence Minister Lieutenant General Hassan Daoud Kabroun saluted the bravery of the fighters and the steadfastness of the people of West Darfur, who stand united behind their national army, praising the sacrifices of the heroes in the battle of dignity, which embodied the unity of Sudan in the face of aggression and mercenary militias.
Kabroun stressed that the armed forces are moving forward with unrelenting determination until the liberation of El Fasher and the return of security and stability to Greater Darfur, noting that victory is imminent, God willing.
The Minister also stressed that caring for the wounded and injured is a national and moral duty, directing the acceleration of treatment, care and rehabilitation programs, stressing that the blood of the martyrs will not go to waste, and that the sacrifices of the heroes will yield pride, victory and dignity for all Sudan.