Khartoum: Rhino – The National Umma Party condemned on Friday the Sudanese army’s slaughter of the director of education in Umm Ruwaba locality and party member “Al-Tayeb Obeidallah”, revealing that the army forces and the Baraa bin Malik militia of the Islamic Movement committed massacres and field executions against citizens after entering the city. The party also condemned the crimes committed by the army and al-Baraa militias in Bahri city two days ago, including killing civilians, mutilating and burning bodies, dragging and killing others in front of the eyes of citizens, “in a scene that has nothing to do with humanity.”

The party added in a statement on Friday: “Continuing their heinous crimes against innocent citizens, the armed forces and allied militias committed a shameful crime against Mr. Al-Tayeb Obeidallah, head of the party in Umm Ruwaba locality and director of education in the locality and one of the pillars of education in the region, who devoted his life in teaching generations and serving the people of the region in a brutal crime that shook the human conscience and revealed the criminal face of these forces, and the criminals prevented citizens from approaching his body for more than three hours while swimming in his blood.”

The party stressed in its statement that “these criminal acts cannot be tolerated and are crimes issued only by terrorist organizations that do not care about human life and dignity and do not respect the law,” calling on national and societal forces to unite their efforts to stop the war and confront hate speech and racism.

The statement continued: “The National Umma Party strongly condemns these heinous crimes and holds the leadership of the armed forces and allied militias fully responsible for all these horrific violations against citizens in the areas that their forces are entering, which requires accountability and accountability. The party calls on the leadership of the armed forces to investigate these crimes, arrest the perpetrators and bring them to justice and stop these violations against citizens, and calls on human rights and international organizations to monitor and condemn these crimes, demand accountability for the perpetrators and demand protection for innocent citizens, who are subjected to the most severe forms of oppression, abuse and terrorism.”