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Terrorism in Algeria, Sudan
Terrorism in Algeria, Sudan
Obtained the Egyptian Football Association a formal report from his Sudanese counterpart a scathing indictment of the masses of Algeria.
A source at the Egyptian Federation for Football Sobrkorp that Egypt is addressed through political circles, brothers in Sudan and requested a formal report events that occurred.
The source said that the report will be one of the Sudanese important documents in the case file is ready to send to FIFA on Saturday saying that the report contains the assurances the purchase and public possession of weapons of green and white Watan Singh and before the game and the weapons were used before the match, during and after.
The support of the European Melvh Bsdiat catalog describes the report as stated by the Sudanese to a narrative account of a previous show aggressive public green.
He concluded his remarks by saying Source: The Egyptian side will not leave the right and will support the complaint to FIFA so strongly for the right to Egypt in recent acts of bullying in a meeting of the Sudan.
He was elected to the French Green had qualified for the World Cup after a playoff with Egypt in the Sudan has witnessed terrorist acts and threats and a clear departure from the spirit of sport, which record the Egyptian side in the complaint which will be sent to FIFA.. I am an Egyptian citizen, ask the agency cnn publish the facts and interest in the subject
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