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19/06/2026

Sudan: Egyptian aggression against the people denounced

Sudanese Communist Party
Political Bureau
Public Statement

*The de facto authorities in Port Sudan bear responsibility for safeguarding Sudan’s territory, natural resources, and national sovereignty.

*The Egyptian authorities must cease the killing of Sudanese citizens and end all violations of their dignity and fundamental rights.

*Relations between neighboring states must be grounded in mutual interests, sovereign equality, and respect for our people’s inalienable right to determine their own affairs and exercise full sovereignty over their land.

Mercy and forgiveness for the victims of Egyptian aggression on Sudanese soil, and heartfelt condolences to the Sudanese people.

To the steadfast masses of our people,

Amid the profound hardships you continue to endure - marked by worsening living conditions and the collapse of essential public services - the Egyptian authorities carried out aerial strikes at dawn on 17 and 18 June 2026 against unarmed civilian miners operating within Sudanese territory. These attacks were conducted using military aircraft and were subsequently followed by the deployment of heavy military equipment into some of Sudan’s most resource-rich gold-producing regions, apparently with the aim of clearing these areas and transferring control to large-scale investment interests. Reports continue to indicate that a number of miners remain trapped and effectively besieged within the mining sites.

These developments have unfolded amid the troubling silence of the authorities in Port Sudan and their media apparatus, which has repeatedly proclaimed its commitment to the dignity of our people while disregarding the recurring assaults on the lives, rights, and human dignity of Sudanese citizens.

People of Sudan,

The Sudanese Communist Party unequivocally condemns and denounces this act of aggression perpetrated by the Egyptian authorities against Sudanese citizens on their own soil. We likewise condemn the silence of the authorities in Port Sudan, whose inaction effectively facilitates the use of military force in pursuit of joint investment interests at the expense of our people and their national resources.

Accordingly, we demand the following:

1. The immediate establishment of an independent and international investigation into the events of 17 and 18 June 2026, and the prosecution of all those responsible for the targeting of unarmed civilians.

2. The immediate withdrawal of all Egyptian forces and military equipment from every Sudanese location into which they have advanced.

3. The lifting of the siege imposed upon the trapped miners and the provision of guarantees for their safety and secure evacuation.

4. Fair, comprehensive, and meaningful compensation for the families of those killed and injured.

5. A thorough review of all investment and mining agreements with the Egyptian side to ensure the protection of national sovereignty and the Sudanese people’s rightful ownership of and control over their natural resources.

History renders its judgment without mercy, and Sudanese blood is far too precious to be expended as the price of others’ prosperity or the expansion of their wealth.

We further warn the de facto authorities against persisting in the oppression, impoverishment, and humiliation of our people.

The Sudanese masses possess the capacity and the will to restore matters to their rightful course by removing you entirely from power and holding you accountable for your actions.

_“And if anyone mistakes our silence for consent,
let them know that our patience is not surrender.”_

Sudanese Communist Party
Political Bureau
18 June 2026

Join Liberation & CODIR's fringe, Unison National Delegate Conf, Brighton, Wed. 17 June, Friends Meeting House,  Alex Go...
09/06/2026

Join Liberation & CODIR's fringe, Unison National Delegate Conf, Brighton, Wed. 17 June, Friends Meeting House, Alex Gordon (Stop the War Coalition) Micaela Tracey-Ramos (Unison) Joe Gill (Middle East Eye), Liz Payne (National Assembly of Women) and Jamshid Ahmadi (CODIR).

You can now read online our latest journal -at our webiste here: https://liberationorg.co.uk/journal-2/ Prabhat Patniak ...
03/06/2026

You can now read online our latest journal -at our webiste here: https://liberationorg.co.uk/journal-2/

Prabhat Patniak - Imperialism threatens third world sovereignty

Sevim Dagdelen - Cuba needs our solidarity

Brian Leishman - Reports from Parliament on the last year’s fight

Harsev Bains - Sovereignty and democracy in an age of empire

Dr Tom Shelley - Switching from oil-derived plastics: new opportunities

Eoghan O’Neill - The permanent war economy and the crisis of US hegemony

Peter Mertens - US imperialism bogged down in the quagmire of Iran

Steve Bishop - Impasse in the Middle East threatens world

John Green – Reviews The World Bank and the Cold War in Latin America

Liberation and affiliate CODIR engaged with activists and senior figures at UCU’s annual Congress in Harrogate this week...
30/05/2026

Liberation and affiliate CODIR engaged with activists and senior figures at UCU’s annual Congress in Harrogate this week.

Among the visitors to our stall were Dr Jo Grady, General Secretary of UCU. Dr Grady spoke to Dr Liz Payne, member of Liberation’s education committee, and Jamshid Ahmadi, Liberation executive council member, about the impact of the disastrous US- Israeli war on Iran on higher education in the country.

The conference debated a motion on the war.

Shahenda Suleiman, Head of Higher Education section of UCU, also visited the stall, and was one of number who bought Liberation merchandise, thereby supporting our work and raising the profile of our organisation.

Liberation wishes to thank UCU for once again hosting us and their Congress and we look forward to developing a strengthening relationship with the union and its activists over time.

We thank Liz and Jamshid for representing Liberation during what was a very hot week!

29/03/2026

The Iranian regime has persecuted the Iranian people for decades. That’s a fact.

It’s also a fact that Trump and Netanyahu have started an illegal war by attacking Iran.

Like it is in every war, it is always innocent civilians that suffer the most.

The UK Government must not get involved in this illegal war, what we must do is try and influence Trump to seek diplomacy for peace and for him to stop the attacks that are devastating the Iranian people.

Brian Leishman MP is parliamentary chair of Liberation

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“The dismantling of the British bases on our island is more relevant than ever” - AKEL "The consequences of [the US-Isra...
04/03/2026

“The dismantling of the British bases on our island is more relevant than ever” - AKEL

"The consequences of [the US-Israeli strikes against Iran] for all the peoples and states in the region are truly unpredictable and ending the war must be the top priority, AKEL C.C. Spokesperson Giorgos Koukoumas pointed out speaking on ASTRA radio station.

Giorgos Koukoumas stressed the need to de-escalate the whole situation through diplomacy, as the Secretary-General of the UN himself has underlined.

At the same time, the AKEL C.C. Spokesperson said, it has been proven,- despite all the talk we have been hearing about the government’s foreign policy and about how much the government has been upgrading our country geopolitically – that Cyprus is in danger from the presence of the British bases, and this has been confirmed by yesterday’s attack on the British military base in Akrotiri."

Read the full story:

Cyprus’ alignment with the US and Israel fails to safeguard the interests of the Cypriot people and involves our country in threats throughout the surrounding region

US Threatens Death and Destruction – CODIR Says Stop War On Iran now!
04/03/2026

US Threatens Death and Destruction – CODIR Says Stop War On Iran now!

Iranian human rights organisation CODIR strongly condemns the US and Israeli war aimed at regime change in Iran and calls for maximum solidarity with the people of Iran

07/01/2026

Stand with Venezuela & Latin America

Join the Peace & Justice Project for an urgent international briefing on the escalating situation in Venezuela, following the abduction of President Maduro and the First Lady by the United States.

🗓 Thursday 8 January
⏰ 7:30pm (London time)

Speakers include Jeremy Corbyn MP // Felix Plasencia (Venezuelan Ambassador) // Ismara Walter (Cuban Ambassador) // Vijay Prashad (author) and more.

📽️ Tune in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aXq0cdIT-c

"Liberation wholly condemns the violations of international law that the US has committed against the people of Venezuel...
04/01/2026

"Liberation wholly condemns the violations of international law that the US has committed against the people of Venezuela and calls for an immediate de-escalation of the aggression and illegal uses of force that have been perpetrated against this sovereign nation and its people. We call for international law to be respected and that such imperialist designs and pursuits that invoke the pernicious Monroe Doctrine be permanently cast away for the relics of history and a bygone age that they are.

"US imperialism in Latin America was explicitly condemned and rejected by the International Court of Justice in the 1984 case Nicaragua v. the United States, which held that “the right to sovereignty and to political independence possessed by Nicaragua, like any other State, should be fully respected and should not be jeopardized by activities contrary to the principle prohibiting the threat or use of force and to the principle of non-intervention in matters within the domestic jurisdiction of a State.”

"The actions of the US in Venezuela constitute flagrant violations of international law and pose a significant threat to an already imperilled world peace. Liberation calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores followed by their repatriation, for the rules of international law to be upheld, and for the international community, under the auspices of the UN, to properly hold the US government to account for its brazen violations accordingly.

"We furthermore lament the disingenuous and unconscionable stance adopted late on Saturday by United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer (a former Director of Public Prosecutions no less) in response to these developments, which appears to have fallen in line behind that of Washington. In a post on X, Starmer stated that the UK has “long supported a transition of power in Venezuela” and would coordinate with US counterparts in the coming days accordingly, having earlier in the day pointedly declined to condemn the apparent exercise in regime change stating he wanted to speak to Trump and allies and “establish the facts first” and that the UK government had not been involved. Despite his assertions to the contrary, Starmer has once more predictably omitted to adopt a principled position as British premier that diverges from the US in support of international law.

"Liberation once more expresses its unequivocal solidarity with the people of Venezuela; calls for a definitive end to the age of US imperialism, with all the pain and injustice it entails; as well as the restoration of peace, stability, and security for Venezuela, Latin America, and the world.

Read our full statement:

Liberation expresses solidarity with the people of Venezuela and calls for an end to US imperialism, and restoration of peace, stability, and security for Venezuela, Latin America, and the world.

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