Al-Bashir moved to Khartoum hospital

The article discussed the case of Sudan's former president, Omar al-Bashir, who was transferred from the city of Merowe to Alia Military Hospital in Khartoum for treatment after exhibiting symptoms of unknown origin, amidst reports of his deteriorating health condition. Sources indicated that al-Bashir suffers from recurring blood pressure drops and infections, and that his transfer occurred after security stability was restored in the area. Some are suggesting that his health condition is worsening to create favorable circumstances for him to travel abroad, though some entities oppose this, emphasizing that Sudanese law prohibits the travel of accused individuals without a judicial permit. Sources confirmed that some officials have expressed reservations about his transfer, especially given a political tendency to send him abroad. There were previous attempts to relocate him to Eritrea, which was rejected despite the Eritrean president’s willingness, and leaks imply that those moves are motivated more by political considerations than health reasons. Additionally, al-Bashir faces multiple criminal charges, including war crimes and corruption. He is currently standing trial along with his associates for charges of dismantling the constitutional order, as part of efforts by the Sudanese judiciary. Legally, he is prohibited from leaving the country.

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