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South Sudan rebel leader threatens withdrawal from Kenya-mediated talks |
2024-05-22 |
[SUDANTRIBUNE] A South Sudan![]() ese rebel leader has threatened to withdraw from participation in the Kenyan-mediated peace talk, citing the alleged presence of government operatives assigned by political rivals to assassinate him. In a letter addressed to the Kenyan high-level mediation for South Sudan, Gen. Stephen Buoy Rolnyang asked that his team be allowed to return to their base. Gen Rolynyang is the Chairman and Commander-in-Chief of South Sudan People’s Movement/Army (SSPM/A), a rebel movement fighting to overthrow Kiir. The 20 May letter is addressed to the chief mediator, Gen. Lazaros Sumbeiywo. Citing security concerns, the (SSPM/A) claimed he got intelligence that a team allegedly sent by Kiir’s security advisor, Tut Gatluak is in Kenya to assassinate him. "On 16/5/2024, the Juba security agents employed Kenyan agents wearing dark glass eyes and came to the Ole Sereni hotel where they kept hiding near the hotel toilets in the evening carrying some pictures in their hands definitely which might be my picture. I noticed them and I returned to my room and immediately alerted the security. I reported it to you the following morning in the meeting hall which Hon. Makuei Lueth refuted in front of everybody," partly reads the letter. |
Posted by:Fred |
#2 citing the alleged presence of government operatives assigned by political rivals to assassinate him OK. Get on with it. |
Posted by: Skidmark 2024-05-22 08:51 |
#1 “employed Kenyan agents wearing dark glass eyes” Sounds like a painful disguise. Maybe they were just hopped up on Biden juice. |
Posted by: Super Hose 2024-05-22 08:36 |