Can anyone share any information about Sudan?

[MArsland]

As the title suggests, I would like to know the extent of the conflict and maybe those of you in your respective parts of the world can provide some information. I'm trying to find out the root of this problem but it would be great if opinions, views and those who can really report on the situation would be very useful for me to read. Because what I know is that Sudan currently has no access to the outside world.

Or if the thread about Sudan has already been discussed, I am happy to lock this thread.

[JeromeTash]

Not sure if you also wanted links to some videos and articles, but in case you did, here are a few of them that might help you understand the extent of the conflict and what else is going on. Not so many people have been following that conflict like the did with the Gaza genocide, Ukraine-Russian war or Israel-Iranian fight.

1. https://www.aljazeera.com/tag/sudan-war/
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhg_PRKz1Ks&pp=ygUec3VkYW4gY2l2aWwgY29uZmxpY3QgYWxqYXplZXJh
3. A simple guide to what is happening in Sudan
4. Sudan’s bloody conflict is plagued by foreign influence – here is what we know
5. Sudan's crisis has entered a dramatic new phase — but it started years ago

[Joy_learns_crypto]

If you are looking for the story about what is happening in Sudan, the real information on the challenging situation the people of Sudan find themselves in.

This guy in this link tells the story well and makes it understandable for those who are not familiar with the Sudan story.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQh3bJngbYG/?igsh=ODNjY3hycHV2bzMw

There are suggestions about the UAE sponsoring the sufferings the Sudanese people are experiencing.

[MArsland]

Not sure if you also wanted links to some videos and articles, but in case you did, here are a few of them that might help you understand the extent of the conflict and what else is going on. Not so many people have been following that conflict like the did with the Gaza genocide, Ukraine-Russian war or Israel-Iranian fight.

1. https://www.aljazeera.com/tag/sudan-war/
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhg_PRKz1Ks&pp=ygUec3VkYW4gY2l2aWwgY29uZmxpY3QgYWxqYXplZXJh
3. A simple guide to what is happening in Sudan
4. Sudan’s bloody conflict is plagued by foreign influence – here is what we know
5. Sudan's crisis has entered a dramatic new phase — but it started years ago

Very interesting thanks for sharing the source, there are some important points such as:
First, neither side wants to give up power nor do they want one of them to lead and defend what they control.
Secondly, Sudan resources are also a factor where some areas have abundant oil and are up for grabs so it is no wonder why the UAE stepped in. intervene for take part from conflict.

However, wars in the Middle East often become the center of the arms business for western countries to continue to maintain conflicts, which makes it sad that wars will always take innocent victims continue to fall including ethnic cleansing due to selfish leaders.

[Ndabagi01]

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Very interesting thanks for sharing the source, there are some important points such as:
First, neither side wants to give up power nor do they want one of them to lead and defend what they control.
Secondly, Sudan resources are also a factor where some areas have abundant oil and are up for grabs so it is no wonder why the UAE stepped in. intervene for take part from conflict.

However, wars in the Middle East often become the center of the arms business for western countries to continue to maintain conflicts, which makes it sad that wars will always take innocent victims continue to fall including ethnic cleansing due to selfish leaders.

When you look at the situation of Sudan, you can really tell how greedy leaders are and are willing to take down their own country because of their selfish interest and greed. When this war started few years back, I thought it was a war breakout between Sudan and another country, not knowing that it is their own internal militaries that have raised arms against each other because of control of wealth and gas. It saddens me that even the poor ones are affected that maybe never got to enjoy from this abundance of resources the country is having and fighting about.

I recently heard of a case of famine been imminent there, I don’t know how true it is but this shows to what bad effects this world has come to now and they need to shield their swords against each other now. Let them embrace peace and if there is an external factor persuading one side to take arm against their other countrymen, they should find a way to eliminate them. Brothers can’t be fighting each other because of power, control and wealth, very bad situation in Sudan indeed.

[Kavelj22]

As the title suggests, I would like to know the extent of the conflict and maybe those of you in your respective parts of the world can provide some information. I'm trying to find out the root of this problem but it would be great if opinions, views and those who can really report on the situation would be very useful for me to read. Because what I know is that Sudan currently has no access to the outside world.

I live in a country near to Sudan. We have many refugees from Sudan, which most of them are still lost in the desert. There are multiple versions about what is really happening, but the ones i talked with confirmed that the UAE backed Rapid Support Forces are responsible for almost all the massacres and atrocities that are taking place since the start of conflicts.

Honestly speaking, it's not that easy to understand the situation in Sudan.

[passwordnow]

but the ones i talked with confirmed that the UAE backed Rapid Support Forces are responsible for almost all the massacres and atrocities that are taking place since the start of conflicts.

This is sad, I didn't know that there's this genocide happening there. I've tried to search for some news about it and it's a sad thing that even on space as one article said that the blood spill is viewable there. I've found this article[1] that explains what has happened there in summary, maybe this is also a good source for you OP to dig more of what's happening there.

[1] The Sudan Crisis Explained

[Kavelj22]

but the ones i talked with confirmed that the UAE backed Rapid Support Forces are responsible for almost all the massacres and atrocities that are taking place since the start of conflicts.

This is sad, I didn't know that there's this genocide happening there. I've tried to search for some news about it and it's a sad thing that even on space as one article said that the blood spill is viewable there. I've found this article[1] that explains what has happened there in summary, maybe this is also a good source for you OP to dig more of what's happening there.

[1] The Sudan Crisis Explained

There are a lot of updates recently that may near the end of the massacre. Egypt and Turquia announced their support for the Sudan army leaded by El Borhen who has authorities over the vast majority of lands. They said they sent arms and forces to help the Sudan army. While in the other hand, the two fighting parties agreed a ceasefire suggested by the Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, there is another group negotiating a long-term ceasefire under the monitoring of the UN.

[Ucy]

It's really a pity how the media report things they know little to nothing about.

The root cause is Egypt trying to use Sudan against Ethiopia who was opposed for building a dam Egypt and allies believed will affect the water supply from Ethiopia"s river in amhara region to Nile. But I think the major reason for the opposition against building the dam is the fear that Ethiopia could use it to cutoff water supply to Egypt in the event of war or conflict with Egypt l.
RSF was just used to prevent the Egypt"s plans in Sudan against Ethiopia from succeeding, though the group may not know this or has forgotten.
 Out of the three key foreign countries mentioned in the CNN article in the link posted by a commenter, UAE should be seen a better one , Russia, making it four is probably trying to help the government secure sudan, but if she has an idea what  she is trying to aid, she would be careful because I know she has always been on the side of Ethiopia.
It's unfortunate that many lives were lost in this conflict. Had it not been for the treachery of a Neighbour against another this wouldn't has gone this far.
RSF disagreement with Sudan government style of governance(RSF seems to want democracy) and other issues with their agreements are seen as part the root causes. But the main goal is to prevent Egypt from using Sudan against Ethiopia