A sabotage conspiracy foiled in Khartoum today

Sudan has aborted a "sabotage plot" today aimed at destabilizing the country's security, according to the National Security and Intelligence Agency. An official source in the Sudanese Security and Intelligence Agency quoted the Sudanese Press Services Center today stated that "a sabotage plot has been foiled at dawn today aimed at stirring unrest in the Sudan led by some opposition leaders." The source added that the Sudanese Intelligence Agency continually monitored links in the sabotage plot aimed to destabilize the country's security and stability, adding that "the specialized authorities began security measures and interrogation of civilian and military personnel implicated in the plot after arresting them." Sudanese army tanks and armored personnel carriers have reportedly been seen moving in main streets of Khartoum after midnight, however, the situation seemed normal in the early hours of this morning.