Iran Press/ Africa: On Tuesday evening, the people of Khartoum chanted slogans against the military government in the streets of the capital of Sudan and once again emphasized the removal of the military from power and the formation of a popular and legal government.
Ahmed Fazl, a Sudanese youth participating in the demonstration, told Iran Press that the message of the demonstration is that the military government should be overthrown and Sudanese will not negotiate with them. Zuhair al-Bakri, another protester, said that the Sudanese will not negotiate with the military government and will continue to protest until to end of the military government.
Safia Mahjoub, a female protester, also emphasized that the military government must be removed from power and the popular demonstrations will continue until the establishment of a civil and democratic government. She believes that after the overthrow of the military government in Sudan, the people will experience a comfortable and good life.
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