Zionist media reported on a brief visit by a regime security delegation to the Sudanese capital Khartoum last night.
Israeli media reported on Tuesday that an Israeli security delegation arrived in the Sudanese capital Khartoum on Monday evening.
According to Russia Today, an Israeli news agency reported that the Israeli security delegation flew to Sudan last night on a private plane and arrived in Khartoum at 23:30 Israeli time and left Khartoum Airport at 30:00 in the morning.
The Zionist regime did not provide further details on the Zionist delegation’s short trip to Khartoum.
The plane recently took Israeli War Minister Eli Cohen to Khartum, the first visit by a Zionist minister to Khartoum, where he met with senior Zionist officials and signed memoranda of understanding between the two countries, Zionist media reported.
Sudan formally signed an agreement last December 17 to normalize relations with the occupying regime in Jerusalem, known as the Abraham Agreement.
The normalization of Sudan’s relations with the Zionist regime was met with strong opposition from the Sudanese people and strong criticism from the Palestinian authorities.
Meanwhile, a new wave of protests against poor living conditions in Sudan has continued in recent months, and the transitional government of Sudan has arrested dozens of figures from the former Omar al-Bashir regime for allegedly inciting the Sudanese people to protest.