Sudan: Troika, EU 'Will Not Support Unilaterally Appointed Sudan Govt'

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Sudan: Troika, EU 'Will Not Support Unilaterally Appointed Sudan Govt'

[Radio Dabanga] Brussels / Washington / Khartoum -- In a joint media note on Tuesday, the Sudan Troika (Norway, UK and USA) reacted to the resignation of PM Abdallah Hamdok by saying they will continue to support the democratic aspirations of the Sudanese. US officials as well condemned the violence used against protesters. The USA and the UN intensified their contacts with the leaders of the October 25 military coup. According to the Communist Party and the Forces for Freedom and Change, Hamdok's resignation means "a victory for the Sudanese revolutionarie

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