Sudan Blames Israel for Terror Attack
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YNet – Sudan’s Foreign Minister Ali Karti on Wednesday accused Israel of carrying out a strike on a car near Port Sudan that killed two people.
In a press conference held in Khartoum, Karti said his government “has proof Israel carried this attack. We are absolutely certain of it, but we don’t know the reason.”
The foreign minister added that the two men killed were civilians, whose identities have yet to be verified.
Israel, he said, “Has been blaming Sudan for aiding Islamist groups. That is not true. Perhaps Israel wants to justify its actions by making such accusations.”
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