How violated the works of war museums and priceless works of art

Nubian rulers are the statues of Rams and Lions used to stand by the works of the north of the north of the Nubian rulers in the north of the Nubian rulers in advance with subtle Christian wall paintings.

On a typical day, the school children’s groups were afraid of the past of the past, and tourists must see that none of the Khartoum had to see and the concerts at the opportunity.

However, this was before the war began two years ago.

Sudanese military controls over capital, finally, the opponent finally clarifies the full scale of rapid support forces (RSF), two-year war destruction.

The ministries, banks and office blocks were darkened and burned, and the museum hit the museum with a symbol of the proud history and culture of the nation.

Tens of thousands of artifacts of high-rankers were sold, or sold and were shipped, and were shipped, and were shipped and were shipped, which was sold in the central Khartoum.

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The National Museum before the conflict was a gem.

Located in Sudan’s heart – a combination of the Nil and White Nile Rivers near the Presidential Palace – a story of the sequence of large civilizations in this area over time.

Now when the museum officials have visited the inspection, they were greeted with shaken bottles, bullets and lootes everywhere.

The building was very unique and very nice, “he said.

“Milis (descriptor gives the specialist to RSF) has taken so many unique and beautiful collections and destroyed the rest.”

The looting was reported in other water museums and ancient sites. In September last year, UN warned the World Heritage Organization, UNESCO, “Danger of Culture” and wanted to not import artwork from Sudan to smuggle or export art.

Before the war, the National Museum was rehabilitated and so many treasures were in the box.

Eased the removal of collections.

Sudanese officials said valuable works were sold from the National Museum.

Part of RSF fighters suspects some valuables that are the United Arab Emirates (UAE). They created no evidence. However, the UN Specialists Panel said RSF exported a large amount of gold to the UAE before the war.

The UAE is also widespread in financing RSFs, although both sides have always denied these charges.

“We had a strong place for the gold collection, opened it and took all the gold,” he said.

“Maybe they kept it for themselves or maybe they sold it on the market.”

Thus, pieces of Padakhamani pyramid of Nuri are golden collars The 5th century BC is not known.

He asked about the value of what was done, Ms. Ahmed answered: “There is no value for museum artifacts, it is more expensive than you can imagine.”

Sudan’s De Facto says the government will contact Interpol and UNESCO to try to restore the national museum and other place.

However, the difficult and perhaps dangerous task to restore the artifacts, a more dangerous task to achieve the prospects of success.

Governments and other Sudanese observers say that the attacks of the Sudan’s attacks against museums, universities and buildings such as the National Notes Department of RSFs, but RSF rejects it.

Amgad Farid, who works for the idea for the study and development thinking tank, is particularly criticizing the looting.

“RSF’s actions simply exceed the crime,” he wrote in a piece that he shared his organization.

“Sudan is a deliberate and harmful attack on the historical identity of the Sudan, which is the invaluable heritage of Nubian, Copt and Islamic Islamicons, which are more than 7,000 in African and global history.

“This is not a casual loss of conflict – to delete the Sudan’s heritage, and is a calculated effort to cut people from past and to loot the minin of human history.”

The story of the National Museum – armed men, gold and values ​​are looted and stolen – reflect the individual stories of such Sudan in this conflict: they occupied the houses and stolen.

According to the UN, since the beginning of 2023, about 13 million people were raped since the beginning of 2023.

“War is against the people of the water,” Ms Ahmed said, the human value of the war, as well as an incredible loss of the century inheritant.

He – together with other like-minded individuals – the National Museum and other looting agencies intend to restore.

“I hope we will return all our collections.”

“And we build more beautiful than before.”