Hamdouk describes political crisis as the most dangerous

Khartoum,   (SUNA) – The Prime Minister, Dr. Abdullah Hamdouk described the country’s recent crisis as a severe political crisis. In his address today’s evening to the Sudanese people Hamdouk noted: “I do not exaggerate saying that it is the worst and most dangerous crisis that threatens the transition, and even threatens our entire country, and it warns of great evil”. He added: “The failed coup attempt on 21 of last September was supposed to turn from a threat to an opportunity of alert to everyone to the dangers threatening our country, and to consider the alarm bell that sounded so that people would pay attention to the causes of the crisis and the door to evil, so that all hands that are keen on the country’s  interests and people meet to build  a fence for the safety of the transitional and protect it against all dangers and adventures.”, he continued saying: “But instead,  the coup attempt became the door through which strife enter, and all the hidden differences and accusations from all sides came out, putting the fate, the people and our revolution in wind blowing.” Hamdouk indicated uniqueness of all aspects of the revolution experience and its aftermath, noting: “its results were of the status quo and the balance of power in times of negotiation,” indicating that was a source of inspiration for many peoples of the world, especially after what happened to many of the experiences of transition in the region. ta