An Israeli Broadcast Channel said that a security and military delegation from Sudan had secretly visited the Israeli entity for two days and held talks on relations between the parties.
The delegation consisted of the Commander of the Rapid Intervention Forces, Abdurrahim Hamdan Deglu, and the Director of the Defence Industries Division, Morgani Idriss Sleiman.
Reuters reported that the Sudanese authorities had nationalized at least 12 Hamas companies about two and a half weeks earlier, including real estate, a television station, shares in companies, a hotel in central Khartoum, an exchange office and millions of acres of agricultural land.
In response to the news, a source from the Sudanese Sovereignty Council said that the authorities intended to confiscate any future property found to be linked to Hamas, which was a "genuine" attitude to the revolution in the Sudan to eliminate the Muslim Brotherhood's legacy.
