Yasser Al-Atta, a member of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, declared today, Wednesday, that the military had reclaimed control of the “Currency” printing presses after they were taken by the Rapid Support Forces in the morning.
Al-Atta was quoted in the press as saying that the support forces had looted the state’s stock of national currency and the Bank of Sudan’s gold reserves. This came shortly after the Sudanese army declared that the Rapid Support Forces had violated the armistice by attacking the headquarters of the currency printing presses in Khartoum.
Regaining control of the currency printing plants the Sudanese army.
Yasser Al-Atta, a member of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, declared today, Wednesday, that the military had reclaimed control of the “Currency” printing presses after they were taken by the Rapid Support Forces in the morning.
Al-Atta was quoted in the press as saying that the support forces had looted the state’s stock of national currency and the Bank of Sudan’s gold reserves. This came shortly after the Sudanese army declared that the Rapid Support Forces had violated the armistice by attacking the headquarters of the currency printing presses in Khartoum.
