Sudan’s President Omar Al Bashir has threatened to resort to the UN Security Council if Egypt refuses to start negotiations over the Halayeb triangle. In an interview with Al Arabiya, Al Bashir insisted he believes the area is Sudan’s and should be ceded by Egypt. He also denied that Sudan is harboring any members of the Ikhwan but accused Egyptian intelligence of “supporting” opposition members in Sudan. Okay, skippy. You have a great day, now.
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