The accusations of support for the RSF forces in Sudan have started
The accusations of support for the RSF forces in Sudan have started
Because of this, they asked the African Union to move quickly to end this conflict, which is getting worse every day.
The fact that the international community is trying to get its people out of Sudan shows how bad the country's problems are. This is because the country's military has been fighting a fierce battle that they just can't seem to win.
Abdourahaman Alkassoum, a commentator on current events, said that the conflict is changing or that it is becoming more likely that they are in the middle of a civil war, in which the countries that are suffering or are aware of their own suffering have pulled their people inside. Even their diplomats left because it was a country where everyone had the same rights.
The governments of Sudan's neighbors or countries close to it should think carefully about what General Al-Burhan said recently, which was mentioned in the news.
If it is said that people from these countries have caught FSR or RSF members, this should not be taken lightly.
This is a lot to worry about. Alkassoum said he was the leader of the Sudanese government and said that countries like Chad, the Republic of Niger, and the Central African Republic were sending soldiers to help the rebels.
Aside from the embassy staff and their families, whom she arrested, she did not try to send back hundreds of students or people from the Republic of Niger who were in Sudan, he said, and she would not have made this accusation if she had not been careful not to put their citizens and those of other countries in danger.
Soumaila Amadou, a lawmaker, says that the African Union must take on its role as a supporter of the continent's unity because some of the world's biggest powers are indirectly involved in this war.
He also started by telling the government of Niger about the troublesome of its people were having in Sudan.
Hassoumi Massaoudou, the minister of foreign affairs, told the people from the Niger embassy in Sudan who came to Yamai airport last week on a French plane that they would take all the citizens who wanted to go home. But until now, there has been nothing, even though about ten students have been calling modern media every day to talk about how dangerous things are in Khartoum.