I'm from sudan and I can prove of this they try to make themselves look good especially حميدتي on eid day when he was celebrating Eid with his soldiers but he is just a ruthless cold blooded murder who doesn't get his hands dirty and burhan is no better
N😅body is perfect but sudan has a better chance of transitioning to civilian government with ,the current leader the army general. he is the acting president.
Superb, clear, concise, balanced and understandable explanation. I have never managed to grasp a conflict as easy as this. The telegraph need to give this guy a raise. More of him please.
Thanks. Finally someone explained it in a form that the uninitiated can understand. Not making it an east or west situation. As an African, I know it is so often an internal solution sought by the indigenous....and usually promoted by greed and power!
@@HenkJamn greed and power are human traits. each of us suffers from it. All of those huge countries (USA, China, UAE, Russia) also want Sudan's riches. Yes, they made legal contracts for them, but if war breaks out, those countries will take sides and Sudan will become their war zone, too.
Oh well, what can I say. As an Ethiopian, I'm sick & tired of militants fighting for power for the last half century in that neighborhood. Viscous cycle of violence. Lack of rule of law, making it easy for folks with guns to take over power. What a shame.
I'm Algerian. it's always the generals which cause these problems with a sprinkle of influence from east and west. I really do hope there is peace in your country.❤
Here it is in a sentence: ''rebel militia and government forces allied on peace for stability, rebels said ''lol uno reverse card''. Not rocket science brah
Himeti or Degalo is guilty of genocide against over half a million people in Darfur. The International Court of Justice also condemned him. Now he is committing his cruel deeds against the Sudanese people. The international community should condemn it.
Agreed. Network with others and remind the world of the three million victims of the Janjaweed terror! Its disgusting that the Telegraph didn't even mention it. Sudan committed genocide from February 23 2003 until 2020. Seventeen years of ruthless genocide. Don't forget it and let them know that we remember their atrocities. Peace through strength.
Complicated, but some things are very clear: Outsiders are manipulating in hopes of gaining access to Sudan's natural resources and use the country as a strategic location for their own military bases.
Russian Wagner was already working Sudan as a "side hustle" before they had to send their men to Ukraine. They'll wanna keep their stake as much as the US or PRC.
@@n.balhara1243 No, America. It's always America behind this. They aren't getting their own people out so that there's loads of American collateral damage.
@@54spatula it's not like we can do anything. If one were to go there and try to liberate those poor people they'll just be blamed for interfering in their internal matter. I think world should collectively and proactively try to get rid of the dictators, especially when they are doing so much harm.
@@54spatula I believe prayer works. Look at flooding in middle east after people over prayed for rain on top of weather forecast. God changes his laws dynamically.
Finally someone saying the truth, that is a rich country and the west wants a piece of the prize. My heart hurts for my country. It is rich with resources yet most live under the poverty line. The sudanese people are amongst the kindest and most generous people on earth, and this is the way their government, lawless militias and the west treats them 😢
Everyone is always critical of the US, but why is nobody talking about the fact that one side of the Sudan Civil War, the RSF, is literally funded by Russia? The Wagner Group arms and trains them in exchange for access to gold mines
The SAF is funded by Egypt. It's really hard to pick sides and cherry pick info when literally both groups are equally terrible. Keep in mind that the SAF literally gained power through a violent and hostile coup. There is no good guy bad guy here both sides are terrible
Never seen a more concise and precise explanation..more grease to your elbow 👍👍👍👍… May prayers are with the people of Sudan..May God almighty take control..
Explained well, with context. Most importantly with balance, we need more of this kind of reporting, rather than the politically biased rubbish we have in most of our media.
The most important thing is never explained. Gold (Natural resources) and vested interests of foreign powers. This is not the only case of Sudan but the whole of Africa which is the richest continent in terms of natural resources where local people are victimized for the greediness of the manipulative foreign powers.
Do not paint everything to foreigners as manipulative as if the whole African continent is innocent, as if there is no one in that country who do no align with greed and powers. As if we can only blame US and Russia and not the African leaders.
I don't understand why it's so hard to entrench democracy. It seems so obviously right but most of the world can't seem to get it despite most people wanting it. This is the paradox of democracy. So obvious yet so elusive.
Democracy is fragile, just look at the USA. We have (had) it working for more than 200 years, and then a few decades ago one party decided it wanted to take over and nearly succeed with the election of trump in 2016, and the coup attempt of 2020.
It is easy to get democracy however it will still falls if the checks and balances are not there or not enough Let's make example Philippines My country currently is still a democratic country however before we're authoritarian under Marcos. The only reason why marcos fell is because he failed to secured his army and a lot of the important keys in the government were moving away from him and siding with Cory. Now, to prevent such dictators to rise up, our current constitution has a lot of check and balances between the senate and the president -he cannot declared martial law without any permission to the senate -tons of anti surveillance and anti power tripping laws -no reruns for president and vp Soon, there will be anti dynasty law to kill off political family here Basically, they need to dismantle the constitution but there's one final safegaurd It needs referendum xD I think this is what the majority of failed democracy lacks of, they dont have the safeguards
As a Sudanese person I'm glad someone finally explained it well other have been explaining its been portrayed wrong by the Australian media who normally don't mess up
In Kenya they try but only raila fight plus his stone jets and street glue smugglers thank God for protecting Africa may we find eyes to see who our real enemy is😢😢😢
It’s hard to believe that this two men’s greed and hunger for power is about to destroy a country, citizens and arm force of Sudan should come together and bring this two out in the streets and punish them with raw justice or held them accountable for war crimes befor it’s to late.
Probably would be better to wait for when the armies destroy each other so they don’t run the risk of the RPF and Sudan army pulling a China during WW2. After they have been weakened their enemies can swoop in and take out the remainder of troops still alive.
Great to see some impartiality and professionalism return to UK Journalism. This was an article I genuinely felt I was being educated on the subject matter of, for some time now, as opposed to being brainwashed through.
One thing wasn't mentioned in the report is that the military leader Alburhan was also a general in the ousted regime and he and the RSF leader, Hemedti led the genocide operation against the people of Darfur in Western sudan. The other important factor is that the armed forces is still influenced by and under the grip of the islamic National Congress party which in fact ruled the country through the armed forces and put Sudan in isolation and economic turn down for 30 years, and this the actual regime the revolution was meant to remove but it couldn't in reality. Finally it was the leaders of this regime who triggered the war as vehicle to come back in power. The description of the war as purely a power struggle between two dictators is a big understatement and in fact it's largly politically driven.
@@RSVPrr 😂 H.Clinton was a woman, she killed Gaddafi, helped wage war in Libya and laughed about it. Not to mention Condolesa Rice and her role in Iraq. Not to mention the amount of wars and conquests Queens have presided over. Get real.
This the us stopping russia. For examplde why is this “journalist “” not talking about the fact that one side of the Sudan Civil War, the RSF, is literally funded by Russia? The Wagner Group arms and trains them in exchange for access to gold mines
Nobody wants to shade light on the following questions: 1. How did the two generals manage to remove the civilian-led transitional government chaired by Abdullah Hamdock? 2. Who were the outsiders with long hands? 3. What was the role of USA and Egypt in all of that? 4. Why did the US and Egypt gave recognition to the two generals involved in removing Hamdock?
@@badofi Very true.The conflict might delay the military base Russia was offered to build on the Red Sea, but eventually the US reaches a level where it cannot do anything to stop Russia from becoming more and more influential and completing the project. This is how things might turn out: China may join the Gulf nations to broker a peace deal in Sudan, making the US more and more irrelevant in the region.
1. Obviously coup 2. Foreign parties are Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Russia and the US, typical proxy war. 3. USA doesn't want Russia to have that naval base near the Red Sea, Egypt just wants and absolute military rule in Sudan. 4. Egypt did but the US didn't. As said before, Egypt doesn't want a democratic islamic nation right next to it in fear that the civilians in Egypt might be inspired for a democratic revolution in Egypt itself.
But as usual they "forget" to mention some things, such as, Sudan's Leader Agrees to Host a Russian Naval Base on the Red Sea, the US ambassador warning Sudan against finalizing the Russian naval base deal, on Feb 12 2023 Sudan confirming the deal, March 9 Victoria Nuland visits Sudan (and we all know what that means), April 9 the conflict escalates, April 22 the US evacuates the Embassy personnel and leaves the Civilians without help. And on top now we know America has a BIOLAB in Sudan. The US provoked yet another "Coup d'état"?
There are a lot of players in the Sudanese civil war. Egypt wants partnership in Sudan to tackle the disagreement with Ethiopia over the dam. So Egypt supports the current leader in place. The U.S. and the UAE also support Egypt. On the other hand, Eritrea, Russia, and China want a regime change in Sudan to oppose the United States imperialistic behavior. Ethiopia would also support this as it would benefit it in preventing Egypt from getting closer to Ethiopia. Sadly the innocent people of Sudan are caught in this mess. May peace prevail in all nations!
USA has nothing to do wth this. russia is your choice. stop wishing the USA is art of this nonsense. Also egypt is very close to russia, know your facts
I live in the "United" states of America so naturally my government-run media outlets led me to believe the Sudanese conflict was about another flavor of gender and whether men can become pregnant... and rainbows?? Something along those lines.
The conflict in Sudan looks like the Civil War in South Sudan between Riak Mashar & his rival, the first victims were the civilians who fled in mass to neighbouring countries, hundreds of thousands of soldiers were killed on both sides, it was a struggle about power & wealth...the winning side in Sudan is the army, it is the commander in chief Alborhane.., backed by Egypt & many Western nations....Can Russia black the losing side ....Hmiti? I'm not sûre....
Why can't they both get in to power and rule for 5yr (with different regions split to both parties without partiality) later put an election then people should select which was better for them so they can continue (Metrics should include development infra health & economy hunger eradication) I think US or China can mediate this plan with Sudan
To sum up short, this is a fight between 2 dictators. None of them is a good choice for Sudan.
I'm from sudan and I can prove of this they try to make themselves look good especially حميدتي on eid day when he was celebrating Eid with his soldiers but he is just a ruthless cold blooded murder who doesn't get his hands dirty and burhan is no better
N😅body is perfect but sudan has a better chance of transitioning to civilian government with ,the current leader the army general. he is the acting president.
Rapid support forces FTW
At least they will bleed each other out and China will step in with its belt and road
@@frankjames7272 The chance is the same for both of them. Zero
Superb, clear, concise, balanced and understandable explanation. I have never managed to grasp a conflict as easy as this. The telegraph need to give this guy a raise. More of him please.
Balanced because he took Russia's name and not said single word about America's involvement?
This is the kind of videos I want to see from The Telegraph, very good report.
This guy is amazing at explaining and very knowledgable. Whoever he is, give him a raise
من اين انتي انك جميله 🥹
0:04 It's unlikely we'll ever discover his name. The Telegraph went to great lengths shielding his identity.
Brilliant summary
@@CatatonicImperfectded actually went back to verify haha
His name at 0:03 - Roland Oliphant Senior Foreign Correspondent
Thanks. Finally someone explained it in a form that the uninitiated can understand. Not making it an east or west situation. As an African, I know it is so often an internal solution sought by the indigenous....and usually promoted by greed and power!
It is almost always greed and power in Africa :( The citizens are the big losers
Putin is supporting one of these two guys. I am going with the militia leader.
What is the world about? Power through influence using Race, religion, money and bullets. In my personal opinion.
@@rtqii Putin is a bit busy atm, I don't think he's putting any resources into Africa
at best he's selling obsolite weapons
@@HenkJamn greed and power are human traits. each of us suffers from it. All of those huge countries (USA, China, UAE, Russia) also want Sudan's riches. Yes, they made legal contracts for them, but if war breaks out, those countries will take sides and Sudan will become their war zone, too.
This is sad. In the end it's ordinary people who suffer 😢
Sazi, 100% agree.
Who cares
@@benjamindavidovichwaals2899 I wonder if anyone is gonna care if someone takes your home and hurts your family - shall we find out?
@@benjamindavidovichwaals2899 edgy
@@Gatsu289 muah
Oh well, what can I say. As an Ethiopian, I'm sick & tired of militants fighting for power for the last half century in that neighborhood. Viscous cycle of violence. Lack of rule of law, making it easy for folks with guns to take over power. What a shame.
So true. I always feel so sad for parts of Africa in war. The big loser are the citizens of the country.
@@HenkJamn
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The emperor was righteous and the true heir of Solomon, the rastafari stand with Abysinnia. Mehal Sefari!
Ethiopia is not better
Those militants are backed by foreign powers who have a lot to gain by sewing kaos
I’m Sudanese, this is an excellent summary.
SUDAN is a very important country, I just wish
they weren't Muslim.
Hoping for peace in your country ❤
Should be ashamed of your country and people. No values, merit, and character 😢
I'm Algerian. it's always the generals which cause these problems with a sprinkle of influence from east and west. I really do hope there is peace in your country.❤
@@Adam-de8yi It's ALWAYS an ISLAMIC country that does this!
As soon as I heard GOLD that was enough to understand what is happening
LOL YOUR RIGHT.
In minimum 5 minutes I finally understand what's going on Sudan.
Here it is in a sentence: ''rebel militia and government forces allied on peace for stability, rebels said ''lol uno reverse card''. Not rocket science brah
Victoria nuland
5 minutes too short
There is more to it than what is being said here.
Himeti or Degalo is guilty of genocide against over half a million people in Darfur. The International Court of Justice also condemned him. Now he is committing his cruel deeds against the Sudanese people. The international community should condemn it.
Agreed. Network with others and remind the world of the three million victims of the Janjaweed terror!
Its disgusting that the Telegraph didn't even mention it. Sudan committed genocide from February 23 2003 until 2020. Seventeen years of ruthless genocide. Don't forget it and let them know that we remember their atrocities.
Peace through strength.
Burhan was leading the Army and the genocide happened under his watch. Don't try to acquite him
All 3 must have committed crimes against humanity.
Nah, they're too busy screaming ''BLM'' and rioting because dar'shaun's name was written wrong on a starbucks cup.
@@dreyb1801 3? Who's the 3rd one?
A struggle between two men: the book title for every war in history.
very good report 👍🏻 warm greetings from sudan 🙋♂️
This is brilliant journalism, great to see a return to clear, concise professionalism in British Media. Please continue 💪🏻
Complicated, but some things are very clear: Outsiders are manipulating in hopes of gaining access to Sudan's natural resources and use the country as a strategic location for their own military bases.
Russian Wagner was already working Sudan as a "side hustle" before they had to send their men to Ukraine. They'll wanna keep their stake as much as the US or PRC.
China and Russia basically
Yeah another West Vs Russian ..
@@annarock8966 Oh they're gonna get on it too lol. But Wagner was already there to start.
@@n.balhara1243 No, America. It's always America behind this. They aren't getting their own people out so that there's loads of American collateral damage.
Thanks for explaining the conflict in crisp and clear way.
Sheer madness. Ego of two people makes millions suffer.
I'm glad a held my peace until the end. Excellent reporting 👏 👍
The most balanced explanation from western media and the closest to the truth.
This man made 5 minutes seem like 30 he crammed so much information into this 5 min video its crazy
Excellent explainer here. Hope to get more of these.
Pray for Sudan 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yep will do, because that always works doesn’t it!?
@@annarock8966 😒
@@54spatula it's not like we can do anything. If one were to go there and try to liberate those poor people they'll just be blamed for interfering in their internal matter. I think world should collectively and proactively try to get rid of the dictators, especially when they are doing so much harm.
Relax it’s just some Africans doing some normal African stuffs
@@54spatula I believe prayer works. Look at flooding in middle east after people over prayed for rain on top of weather forecast. God changes his laws dynamically.
Good job explaining this complicated conflict in under 5 minutes.
Praying for the people of Sudan.
Finally someone saying the truth, that is a rich country and the west wants a piece of the prize. My heart hurts for my country. It is rich with resources yet most live under the poverty line. The sudanese people are amongst the kindest and most generous people on earth, and this is the way their government, lawless militias and the west treats them 😢
Russia, China and Middle East have a far greater stake in Sudan than Western countries.
Everyone is always critical of the US, but why is nobody talking about the fact that one side of the Sudan Civil War, the RSF, is literally funded by Russia? The Wagner Group arms and trains them in exchange for access to gold mines
cuz Russia never try to paint themselves as the good guys. They are horrible, that's already established
The SAF is funded by Egypt. It's really hard to pick sides and cherry pick info when literally both groups are equally terrible. Keep in mind that the SAF literally gained power through a violent and hostile coup. There is no good guy bad guy here both sides are terrible
Everyone is blaming the "west" while wagner and chinese companies are plundering african resources. Africans are idiot
Because the US is funding the other side
cos western whitey bad. Doesnt show a good look if africa is shown to be what it is: a lawless nation of civil war, genocide, despots and famine.
The greed of two persons is destroying lives and property.....what a tragedy!!
Don't forget the role of the CIA in this! They orchestrate these messes then sit back and gaslight
Thanks for letting other people understand ❤.
I am from Sudan, my name is Ziyad Baha. I wish everything will be good
Never seen a more concise and precise explanation..more grease to your elbow 👍👍👍👍…
May prayers are with the people of Sudan..May God almighty take control..
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Very good analysis
Thanks! Short but understandable explanation.
Excellent piece!
Well put together, thanks for sharing
Explained well, with context. Most importantly with balance, we need more of this kind of reporting, rather than the politically biased rubbish we have in most of our media.
This is another example of a country/society that cannot govern themselves.
The most important thing is never explained. Gold (Natural resources) and vested interests of foreign powers. This is not the only case of Sudan but the whole of Africa which is the richest continent in terms of natural resources where local people are victimized for the greediness of the manipulative foreign powers.
Should Africans not use their brains, y do they allow them to be used??
Do not paint everything to foreigners as manipulative as if the whole African continent is innocent, as if there is no one in that country who do no align with greed and powers. As if we can only blame US and Russia and not the African leaders.
Right, blame the greed of the dictators and warlords on western powers lmao
@@phatrix123 ehhhh foreign interference has been pretty bad since about the 50s
@@Its_Stunt and corruption is older than foreign interference.
The root of many conflicts lies in the pursuit of power, resources, and greed. It's these driving forces that always lead to the madness of war.
I don't understand why it's so hard to entrench democracy. It seems so obviously right but most of the world can't seem to get it despite most people wanting it. This is the paradox of democracy. So obvious yet so elusive.
Democracy is fragile, just look at the USA. We have (had) it working for more than 200 years, and then a few decades ago one party decided it wanted to take over and nearly succeed with the election of trump in 2016, and the coup attempt of 2020.
cuz greed
Wtf is "democracy"? there's a big difference between theory and practice.
@@ish562 Right...a real democracy is actually very bad. It's best to have what America was supposed to be, a constitutional republic.
It is easy to get democracy however it will still falls if the checks and balances are not there or not enough
Let's make example Philippines
My country currently is still a democratic country however before we're authoritarian under Marcos.
The only reason why marcos fell is because he failed to secured his army and a lot of the important keys in the government were moving away from him and siding with Cory.
Now, to prevent such dictators to rise up, our current constitution has a lot of check and balances between the senate and the president
-he cannot declared martial law without any permission to the senate
-tons of anti surveillance and anti power tripping laws
-no reruns for president and vp
Soon, there will be anti dynasty law to kill off political family here
Basically, they need to dismantle the constitution but there's one final safegaurd
It needs referendum xD
I think this is what the majority of failed democracy lacks of, they dont have the safeguards
Finally, a simple to understand explanation of what this war is all about.
As a Sudanese person I'm glad someone finally explained it well other have been explaining its been portrayed wrong by the Australian media who normally don't mess up
This was well articulated, Mr.
What a bad world we live in
Excellent explanation, I feel I understand now what it's all about .thankyou
In Kenya they try but only raila fight plus his stone jets and street glue smugglers thank God for protecting Africa may we find eyes to see who our real enemy is😢😢😢
O God, protect Sudan 🇸🇩, its people, and the unity of their word on the truth, O Lord
It’s hard to believe that this two men’s greed and hunger for power is about to destroy a country, citizens and arm force of Sudan should come together and bring this two out in the streets and punish them with raw justice or held them accountable for war crimes befor it’s to late.
Good job thanks for the explanation
There is a saying "united we stand, divided we fall". Imagine enemies of Sudan attacking now.
Probably would be better to wait for when the armies destroy each other so they don’t run the risk of the RPF and Sudan army pulling a China during WW2. After they have been weakened their enemies can swoop in and take out the remainder of troops still alive.
Great sensible description
Great to see some impartiality and professionalism return to UK Journalism. This was an article I genuinely felt I was being educated on the subject matter of, for some time now, as opposed to being brainwashed through.
Great explanation
I take ot neither one of these guys are really good
Whenever America steps is left in a mess
yup
One thing wasn't mentioned in the report is that the military leader Alburhan was also a general in the ousted regime and he and the RSF leader, Hemedti led the genocide operation against the people of Darfur in Western sudan. The other important factor is that the armed forces is still influenced by and under the grip of the islamic National Congress party which in fact ruled the country through the armed forces and put Sudan in isolation and economic turn down for 30 years, and this the actual regime the revolution was meant to remove but it couldn't in reality. Finally it was the leaders of this regime who triggered the war as vehicle to come back in power. The description of the war as purely a power struggle between two dictators is a big understatement and in fact it's largly politically driven.
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Thanks for veyr godt expilng ❤
This is what happens when generals become power hungry and are not kept in check.
Well done. Quick summary.
We can see the Generals love War .
Men love war.
@@RSVPrr 😂 H.Clinton was a woman, she killed Gaddafi, helped wage war in Libya and laughed about it. Not to mention Condolesa Rice and her role in Iraq. Not to mention the amount of wars and conquests Queens have presided over. Get real.
Corrupt and disgusting generals using the nation's army for their own power grab
They don’t like it enough to fight themselves
If these two men want to fight they should fight themselves rather than using people as tools
Utter madness. How very sad for the civilians where this is there home.😢
Power struggle of just 2 men, and it affects MILLIONS. Fellow humans, we have so much evolving yet to do!!!
Two men ?? What its the US stopping a russian base in port Sudan
This the us stopping russia. For examplde why is this “journalist “” not talking about the fact that one side of the Sudan Civil War, the RSF, is literally funded by Russia? The Wagner Group arms and trains them in exchange for access to gold mines
A time will come when civil wars will be a thing of the past in Africa 😢😢
This is like opposite of Vice, true, unbiased repport
Vice has become trash, only obsessed with obscure drug culture and racism.
Very good report. Refreshing to see we still have real reporting in the world.
Unbiased report. Something very rare in the Western media
Lol, Very rare in every media
And the BBC.
great video bro
People: "we want democracy."
Military: "nope"
Very insightful.
No money in that war for US politicians
There wouldn't be a war there if that were true.
Why is every war because of American politics? Africans have always been killing Africans and selling each other as slave.
Thanks
Nobody wants to shade light on the following questions:
1. How did the two generals manage to remove the civilian-led transitional government chaired by Abdullah Hamdock?
2. Who were the outsiders with long hands?
3. What was the role of USA and Egypt in all of that?
4. Why did the US and Egypt gave recognition to the two generals involved in removing Hamdock?
nobody ask this
Good questions, scared to name the usual culprit.
@@badofi Very true.The conflict might delay the military base Russia was offered to build on the Red Sea, but eventually the US reaches a level where it cannot do anything to stop Russia from becoming more and more influential and completing the project. This is how things might turn out: China may join the Gulf nations to broker a peace deal in Sudan, making the US more and more irrelevant in the region.
1. Obviously coup
2. Foreign parties are Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Russia and the US, typical proxy war.
3. USA doesn't want Russia to have that naval base near the Red Sea, Egypt just wants and absolute military rule in Sudan.
4. Egypt did but the US didn't. As said before, Egypt doesn't want a democratic islamic nation right next to it in fear that the civilians in Egypt might be inspired for a democratic revolution in Egypt itself.
The reason why Himedty refused to join the army, is that he was planning to take over the leadership
Why is America everywhere
Very good. Thanks
May peace and peace ✌️ alone be the final victor❤
But as usual they "forget" to mention some things, such as, Sudan's Leader Agrees to Host a Russian Naval Base on the Red Sea, the US ambassador warning Sudan against finalizing the Russian naval base deal, on Feb 12 2023 Sudan confirming the deal, March 9 Victoria Nuland visits Sudan (and we all know what that means), April 9 the conflict escalates, April 22 the US evacuates the Embassy personnel and leaves the Civilians without help. And on top now we know America has a BIOLAB in Sudan. The US provoked yet another "Coup d'état"?
There are a lot of players in the Sudanese civil war. Egypt wants partnership in Sudan to tackle the disagreement with Ethiopia over the dam. So Egypt supports the current leader in place. The U.S. and the UAE also support Egypt. On the other hand, Eritrea, Russia, and China want a regime change in Sudan to oppose the United States imperialistic behavior. Ethiopia would also support this as it would benefit it in preventing Egypt from getting closer to Ethiopia. Sadly the innocent people of Sudan are caught in this mess. May peace prevail in all nations!
USA has nothing to do wth this. russia is your choice. stop wishing the USA is art of this nonsense. Also egypt is very close to russia, know your facts
Better than your typical News outlet
Or long story short - Evil humans being evil again
even shorter story is: CIA influence
Good analysis
This is clearly a sponsored war
Great explanation sir
I fear being reincarnated and being born in one of these shtholes.
10 years vs 2 years, come on Hemeti, 10 years really. This is a delay of the transitional government to civilians
And i suppose neither is good for the population?
Definitely not. The population want civilian rule
I like how he summed up a humanitarian disaster like a medium risk investment decision.
Very complicated situation at hand.. the country should spilt into two parts and bring peace 🙏🏼 to the civilians 💯✅
It was already split once, how many times should it split?
It's already been split how will it split again?
They already tried that. THEY ARE STILL KILLING EACH OTHER!!!!!
Greed will be at the bottom of all this and innocent people have to die 😔
Give both men gloves in the octagon and have them fight MMA style. Whoever wins, leads Sudan.
A game of chess or Mario kart.
sad for the people in Sudan. All the killing and raping that must be going on... Do things ever change....
I live in the "United" states of America so naturally my government-run media outlets led me to believe the Sudanese conflict was about another flavor of gender and whether men can become pregnant... and rainbows?? Something along those lines.
👍👍👍👍👍
As Sudanese we are with our army against the militia
The conflict in Sudan looks like the Civil War in South Sudan between Riak Mashar & his rival, the first victims were the civilians who fled in mass to neighbouring countries, hundreds of thousands of soldiers were killed on both sides, it was a struggle about power & wealth...the winning side in Sudan is the army, it is the commander in chief Alborhane.., backed by Egypt & many Western nations....Can Russia black the losing side ....Hmiti? I'm not sûre....
I was thinking exact same this is so similar to bloody was in SSudan
Absolutely the same scenario in play this is the problem two center of power.dangerous.
stop lies. South sudan leaders are not soldiers who want to crab power by force
@Shahzada Ali Moazzam. In other countries the army stay in their barracks and let civilians rule.
Sudan is now Zoodan
What’s with the Saturn Sigils about 1:05s into the video, next to the handgun?
Why can't they both get in to power and rule for 5yr (with different regions split to both parties without partiality) later put an election then people should select which was better for them so they can continue (Metrics should include development infra health & economy hunger eradication) I think US or China can mediate this plan with Sudan
One guy ALREADY has all of the economy in his hands. He wont give that up
Thank u 😊
How shameless to not show US role in this.
Question is who is financing both parties.? Would be interesting to know.
May Allah the Lord of seven Heavens and earth bring peace and stability in to the country❤
Mohamed was a war lord himself
Funny enough the oppositions are Muslims, y killing themselves if they believe in God 😢
@@oluwaseunisaac9555 it happens
Ameen YaRabb Ameen YaRabb ameen YaRabb
Africa never changed