Sudan's threat to shut down down south Sudan's oil exports over its alleged support rebels in Sudan will lead to a return of armed hostility, as long as the Sudanese security agreement reached earlier this year, a south Sudanese military officials said on Monday.
South Sudan's military spokesman colonel Philip Aguer said, however, the African union mediated treaty signed in March, any violation will be seen as provocative.
"The oil can be shut down," he said, south Sudan's capital juba. "May reach a declaration of war, if in violation of the security agreement. Oil is merely a bilateral agreement, the government of Sudan has a choice to accept or not accept."
Aguer said not implement Sudanese President bashir recently ordered the closure of south Sudan's oil export pipeline for support of juba armed rebels seeking to overthrow the government of Sudan. Sudan's intelligence chiefs, Mohammed atta al - Moula, told reporters on Sunday, the country will also suspend its security and economic contract, if the country with south Sudan recently installed the Sudanese army to attack the rebels is not over and its alleged support.
South Sudan has accused Sudan of supporting rebels led by the south Sudanese army colonel before group, called David oil oil denied support - north Sudan people's liberation movement, or SPLM - N, the rebels.
"We don't help any rebel, Aguer said." "The accusations are groundless, it's just because they have not been able to defeat the rebels, and they are looking for other explanation."
But small arms survey, an independent research organization in Switzerland, said in a report in April, southern Sudan rebels fighting the Sudanese military logistics, financial and political support, rather than weapons. The team, said south Sudan government vehicles, fuel and food SPLM -n fighter jets and other insurgent groups. SPLM -n in Sudan between the two countries border on one side, but with south Sudan on his mind.
After decades of civil war, in 2011 won the independence of south Sudan from Sudan, the pump through a pipeline through Sudan's oil exports. In early 2012, south Sudan, Sudan had stolen oil, then the decision to shut down its oil industry to weaken the government budget for the two countries.
Division since 2011 has been fighting between the two countries, and threatened to resume hostilities. International mediation work, including the African union to maintain peace to normalize relations with Sudan.
Sudan and south Sudan signed a deal that day, the UN says, improve border security and could lead to a permanently solve the pending issues between the two countries. "



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