A group of Sudanese activists in the British capital London launched a collective movement on Sunday to denounce the daily aerial bombardment by Egyptian warplanes against the Sudanese people in Darfur, Kordofan, Gezira and Khartoum, draw attention to the Sudanese issue, and demand a ban on flights over Sudan, the designation of safe zones, and the implementation of a UN mechanism to protect civilians.

Denounce the criminality of Sisi’s warplanes:

The demonstrators, thousands of young men and women who flocked from London and other UK cities, in addition to participants from European cities and capitals, raised slogans denouncing the practices of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, for supporting the Burhan regime with aircraft that commit war crimes and daily massacres among civilians, in addition to its role in the destruction of bridges, electricity and power plants, in identification with elements of the old regime that owe full loyalty to Egypt, but represent a colonial front and a guardian of Egypt’s interests in Sudan.

It caught the attention of Londoners:

The demonstration, which was unprecedented in London, found a great resonance and interaction, as the print and broadcast media covered the great event, and became a record trend in communication media and drew the attention of the British to what is happening in Sudan.

We came with pain in our hearts:

An activist from Manchester said that the demonstration delivered its message, exposing the criminal Sisi regime and its role in killing hundreds of children and women. Salma, an activist from Leicester, said: “We came with pain in our hearts for what is happening in our country and called on the British government, which always puts the human right to live in dignity at the forefront of its priorities, and civil society to put pressure on the British government to stop the war and prevent Egyptian airplanes from killing our people in Sudan.”

Drawing the attention of the free world:

Khalil Nyala called on the English community and its media to present the tragedy of Sudan in its true form and put pressure on Egypt, saying: “We lost dozens of families and loved ones in the bombing of Nyala and El Geneina. She called on the free world to join the efforts to stop the war and said: “These demonstrations will continue in European capitals and other American cities until the demands to rein in the villains in Cairo and Port Sudan are realized.” He added: “These demonstrations will continue in European capitals and other American cities until the demands to rein in the villains in Cairo and Port Sudan are realized.