Sudan: Dismantling Committee Reveals Attempt to Distort Aims of its Decisions

Khartoum — The committee for dismantling the regime of June 30 has pointed to the existence of attempts to distort the decisions issued by the committee to directions that are different to the goals of these decisions, explaining that the measures taken to seize the accounts of some media organizations were aimed to recovering the people's money and not to target the policies or directions of these institutions.

At a press conference held at the Republican Palace Sunday, member of the committee, Wagdi Salih, stressed that all the decisions taken by the committee were based on information, a large part of which was obtained from the security services, indicating that the decisions are legally stipulated and consistent with the constitutional document.

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