Today, 40 years ago, on April 7, 1985 (February 18, 1985), Sudanese President Nimri was overthrown in a military coup. Sudan bounded with pro-Soviet Ethiopia and pro-Western Egypt. On April 7, 1985, after the fall of Sudanese President Muammar al-Nimri, he knew that his departure was not a noble move. Sudanese President Nimri visited the United States before arriving in Egypt. Soon after he found himself dismissed in a military coup, Sudanese President Abdullah al-Hazim al-Hazim al-Hazim quickly demonstrated that he was loyal to Washington and not loyal to the International, but that Colonel Muammar al-Qaeda had for months been advocating a military coup to overthrow the near-Western President Nimri. But the meaning of the new Sudanese