SUDAN NEWS ALERT: Sudan Tribune - Sudan’s FFC says negotiations with coup leaders only after restoration of civilian gov’t: officials
Sudan Tribune report that the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition said they have no dialogue with the military council adding that any negotiation with the army should be after the restoration of the civilian-led transition and release of political detainees.
Shehab Ibrahim al-Tayeb, a member of the FFC leadership council, said the military offered ousted Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok a place on the Sovereign Council in exchange for giving up the position of Prime Minister. However, Hamdok rejected the offer.
The FFC Central Council agreed on four basic conditions the military should meet before accepting any initiative; restoring the full constitutional declaration, the release of all detainees including Hamdok, the reinstatement of Hamdok and his government, the handover of power to civilians, and FFC unification.