'Invade Sudan' call
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CAIRO - An state newspaper said that an Egyptian invasion of Sudan to overthrow the Khartoum government would be fully justified. Ibrahim Saada, editor-in-chief of the weekly, Akhbar El-Youm, wrote in a front-page editorial that the Sudanese government had done much more against Egypt than the Haitian government had ever done against the United States. The time had come for Egypt to call Sudanese rulers to account for their alleged misdeeds, rather than adopting the current policy of treating them with indulgence. Reuter
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