Duh! Hawa waarabu wa Sudan wameamua kuitia nchi yao kiberiti, wanapigana mpaka basi

[MK254]

Bado imeshindikana kuwapatanisha, ni fulu mnyukano kwa kwenda mbele tena wana mizuka ya kiwaki waki.....

A massive fire erupted at the gas depots in southern Khartoum on Wednesday, following intense battles over the control of the Yarmouk ammunition factory involving the use of heavy weapons and warplanes.

The fighting in the southern outskirts of Khartoum has been concentrated in the areas of Gabra, al-Shajara, and Abu Adam, which have been witnessing skirmishes since the beginning of the war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF attempted to seize military positions in these areas.

These three neighbourhoods encompass the Yarmouk industrial complex, the largest weapons and ammunition factory in Sudan, significant warehouses for fuel and gas storage, and the management of the armoured corps.

In a statement released Wednesday morning, the Rapid Support Forces declared they had taken control of the Yarmouk munitions factory. However, eyewitnesses reported that the army was able to retake control of the ammunition factory in the afternoon after receiving reinforcements.
Residents from neighbourhoods near the Yarmouk factory also released a video seen by Sudan Tribune showing a sizeable Sudanese army force in the streets, indicating that the troops were leaving after defeating the RSF fighters.

Following hit-and-run battles, airstrikes were conducted targeting the paramilitary forces south of Khartoum. The objective of the attack was presumed to be clearing the area of remaining RSF elements and preventing future attacks, considering the proximity of the armoured corps.

The Sudanese army did not issue a statement regarding the military operations in the areas south of Khartoum.

Meanwhile, the flames from the fire engulfing the gas depots in the Al-Shajara area were visible from approximately 15 kilometres.

The resistance committee in the Abu Adam area announced that the airstrikes hit gas and fuel depots, resulting in large fires breaking out in the area. The committee had previously confirmed hit-and-run operations between the army forces and the Rapid Support militia in the warehouse area and several squares in Abu Adam.

In a separate development, clashes resumed on Wednesday between the warring parties in Buri and Sharq al-Nil, east of the capital.

Sudanese warplanes bombed positions of the Rapid Support Forces in the Al-Muwaileh livestock market, west of Omdurman, on Wednesday morning.

Since Monday, the army has deployed additional troops south of Omdurman and conducted sweeping operations there.

MSN

 

[Kipangaspecial]

Waarabu na waafrika akili zao zinafanana....

 

[Limbweni]

Hapo inatakiwa Putin aingie atulize vurugu hzo.

 

[Kiboko ya Jiwe]

Dini ya hovyo kuwahi kutokea ulimwenguni

 

[Mwanamlya]

Dini ya hovyo kuwahi kutokea ulimwenguni

Dini tena?

 

[mbaghato chaka]

Dini ya hovyo kuwahi kutokea ulimwenguni

Utakufa na chuki isio na maana, nchi za kikristu zinapigan mbona hujatia hyo kauli

 

[OllaChuga Oc]

Uko Sudan ao wapiganaji ni wavaa kobaaz au ni wakristuu

 

[Mzee Ngonyani]

Dini ya hovyo kuwahi kutokea ulimwenguni

Mswahili unapokosea ni hapo, unamcheka mwezio kavaa gauni la kuazima wakati na wewe Hilo shati lako umeazimwa. Waswahili hatuna chetu kuanzia mavazi ,majina na dini kwahiyo usitukane dini ya mwenzako.

 

[Urban Edmund]

Afrika

 

[Father of All]

Bado imeshindikana kuwapatanisha, ni fulu mnyukano kwa kwenda mbele tena wana mizuka ya kiwaki waki.....

A massive fire erupted at the gas depots in southern Khartoum on Wednesday, following intense battles over the control of the Yarmouk ammunition factory involving the use of heavy weapons and warplanes.

The fighting in the southern outskirts of Khartoum has been concentrated in the areas of Gabra, al-Shajara, and Abu Adam, which have been witnessing skirmishes since the beginning of the war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF attempted to seize military positions in these areas.

These three neighbourhoods encompass the Yarmouk industrial complex, the largest weapons and ammunition factory in Sudan, significant warehouses for fuel and gas storage, and the management of the armoured corps.

In a statement released Wednesday morning, the Rapid Support Forces declared they had taken control of the Yarmouk munitions factory. However, eyewitnesses reported that the army was able to retake control of the ammunition factory in the afternoon after receiving reinforcements.
Residents from neighbourhoods near the Yarmouk factory also released a video seen by Sudan Tribune showing a sizeable Sudanese army force in the streets, indicating that the troops were leaving after defeating the RSF fighters.

Following hit-and-run battles, airstrikes were conducted targeting the paramilitary forces south of Khartoum. The objective of the attack was presumed to be clearing the area of remaining RSF elements and preventing future attacks, considering the proximity of the armoured corps.

The Sudanese army did not issue a statement regarding the military operations in the areas south of Khartoum.

Meanwhile, the flames from the fire engulfing the gas depots in the Al-Shajara area were visible from approximately 15 kilometres.

The resistance committee in the Abu Adam area announced that the airstrikes hit gas and fuel depots, resulting in large fires breaking out in the area. The committee had previously confirmed hit-and-run operations between the army forces and the Rapid Support militia in the warehouse area and several squares in Abu Adam.

In a separate development, clashes resumed on Wednesday between the warring parties in Buri and Sharq al-Nil, east of the capital.

Sudanese warplanes bombed positions of the Rapid Support Forces in the Al-Muwaileh livestock market, west of Omdurman, on Wednesday morning.

Since Monday, the army has deployed additional troops south of Omdurman and conducted sweeping operations there.

MSN

Unadhani hao ni waarabu? Ni wamakonde sawa na waethiopia na wasomali wanaojiona waarabu wakati wakienda kule wanaitwa abid yaani watumwa tena weusi japo na waarabu wakienda majuu wanaitwa weusi na kuudhika. Hii ni mijitu inayojikana na kupwakia vya watu ambao wanawatumia kama vyoo. Nasi waswahili tumezidi kushindwa kuwachunguza watu. Mfano, leo utasikia wahindi, pamoja na umaskini wa kunuka kwao wanaitwa wadosi yaani matajiri wakati ni maskini kuanzia rohoni hadi makaburini.

 

[Zanzibar-Nyamwezi]

Waarabu na waafrika akili zao zinafanana....

Dhambi Nyani mweusi kujiita mwarabu wakati ni maji ya kunde tu. Kama wazenji hapa juzi waliletwa na Tippu Tipp tokea Congo basi kama mtu ni maji ya kunde anaanza kuongea kwa pua na kufuga videvu na kujiita MUARABU.

 

[Hoaxer]

Unawasema wasudani wakati hapa kwenu mnauza mapori na bandari zote kwa kuhongwa V8 na nyumba Dubai?
Bora Sudan wameamua mbwai iwe mbwai.

 

[Dkisaka]

Been said hawa washamba hawafikirii kuhusu watu wasio na hatia like watoto..

Na kuwapatanisha haifanyi vita iishe as kuna kipindi walipatanishwa Mambo yakawa sawa. vita ya ukraine na dictator Putin ilivyo pamba Moto wakapindua meza tho walimiss vita,

Kwa ufupi hawa Jamaa wanapenda ugomvi na wanacho gombania sasa bora ata ingekua chupli chupli 🚮

Solution Waache wazichape till nchi yao iwe kama sirya then akili zikijireset wataelew madhara ya vita kwa vitendo

 

[toughlendon_1]

Hawataki usenge wahuni, yan ni nomaaaa

 

[Kipangaspecial]

Dhambi Nyani mweusi kujiita mwarabu wakati ni maji ya kunde tu. Kama wazenji hapa juzi waliletwa na Tippu Tipp tokea Congo basi kama mtu ni maji ya kunde anaanza kuongea kwa pua na kufuga videvu na kujiita MUARABU.

Hivi Tippu Tipp baba yake alikuwa mwarabu au Mwafrika ?

 

[Interlacustrine R]

Dhambi Nyani mweusi kujiita mwarabu wakati ni maji ya kunde tu. Kama wazenji hapa juzi waliletwa na Tippu Tipp tokea Congo basi kama mtu ni maji ya kunde anaanza kuongea kwa pua na kufuga videvu na kujiita MUARABU.

JF balaa

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[antimatter]

Hivi Tippu Tipp baba yake alikuwa mwarabu au Mwafrika ?

Mwarabu. Ni yule aliyekuwa anawinda waafrika kama digidigi, anawakamata na kuwasafirisha hadi Bwagamoyo, wanavushwa kwa mashua hadi Zenji kwenye mnada. Wananunuliwa hapo na kupelekwa utumwani Uarabuni, nk

 

[Kipangaspecial]

Mwarabu. Ni yule aliyekuwa anawinda waafrika kama digidigi, anawakamata na kuwasafirisha hadi Bwagamoyo, wanavushwa kwa mashua hadi Zenji kwenye mnada. Wananunuliwa hapo na kupelekwa utumwani Uarabuni, nk

Hawa watumwa ndio leo wanajifanya wazanzibar pure.

 

[Dawa ya Uvccm]

Bado imeshindikana kuwapatanisha, ni fulu mnyukano kwa kwenda mbele tena wana mizuka ya kiwaki waki.....

A massive fire erupted at the gas depots in southern Khartoum on Wednesday, following intense battles over the control of the Yarmouk ammunition factory involving the use of heavy weapons and warplanes.

The fighting in the southern outskirts of Khartoum has been concentrated in the areas of Gabra, al-Shajara, and Abu Adam, which have been witnessing skirmishes since the beginning of the war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The RSF attempted to seize military positions in these areas.

These three neighbourhoods encompass the Yarmouk industrial complex, the largest weapons and ammunition factory in Sudan, significant warehouses for fuel and gas storage, and the management of the armoured corps.

In a statement released Wednesday morning, the Rapid Support Forces declared they had taken control of the Yarmouk munitions factory. However, eyewitnesses reported that the army was able to retake control of the ammunition factory in the afternoon after receiving reinforcements.
Residents from neighbourhoods near the Yarmouk factory also released a video seen by Sudan Tribune showing a sizeable Sudanese army force in the streets, indicating that the troops were leaving after defeating the RSF fighters.

Following hit-and-run battles, airstrikes were conducted targeting the paramilitary forces south of Khartoum. The objective of the attack was presumed to be clearing the area of remaining RSF elements and preventing future attacks, considering the proximity of the armoured corps.

The Sudanese army did not issue a statement regarding the military operations in the areas south of Khartoum.

Meanwhile, the flames from the fire engulfing the gas depots in the Al-Shajara area were visible from approximately 15 kilometres.

The resistance committee in the Abu Adam area announced that the airstrikes hit gas and fuel depots, resulting in large fires breaking out in the area. The committee had previously confirmed hit-and-run operations between the army forces and the Rapid Support militia in the warehouse area and several squares in Abu Adam.

In a separate development, clashes resumed on Wednesday between the warring parties in Buri and Sharq al-Nil, east of the capital.

Sudanese warplanes bombed positions of the Rapid Support Forces in the Al-Muwaileh livestock market, west of Omdurman, on Wednesday morning.

Since Monday, the army has deployed additional troops south of Omdurman and conducted sweeping operations there.

MSN

nchi ambazo huwa zinautulivu wa mabavu na vitisho zikifurugika kutulka huwa ni shida sana na hii hata hapa kwetu ccm wajihadhari sana na kibur chao maana kuna siku watajuta.

 

[Kipangaspecial]

Utakufa na chuki isio na maana, nchi za kikristu zinapigan mbona hujatia hyo kauli

Wewe nani kakukataza kutia kauli juu ya hizo nchi za kigalatia zinazopigana ?