Sudan Conflict Updates: Army vs RSF

[Cartan Boos]

this seem to reflect on somalia future having different armies being trained by different countries

 

[Cartan Boos]

 

[GaradShabeel]

this seem to reflect on somalia future having different armies being trained by different countries

Yup, which why I personally feel the arms embargo needs to remain in place in Somalia, until we fully agree on the security apparatus of the country and a proper agreement between FGS and FMS. Especially considering the different foreign influences exerted in the country today. Otherwise we'll see a conflict of interest and the next minute an 'incident' like this will occur. Not once or twice, but frequently

 

[GemState]

Burhan needs to execute Hamidti

 

[GaradShabeel]

 

[Asaana]

Jebel Awlia is a minor air base consisting of disused planes. They're trying to save face after losing control of Khartoum airport.

 

[mustang22]

Al-Burhan is backed by Egypt, America and the other Western countries. He has full control of Sudan

 

[Cartan Boos]

Jebel Awlia is a minor air base consisting of disused planes. They're trying to save face after losing control of Khartoum airport.

aren't the sudanese people supportinf RSF

 

[GaradShabeel]

Abiy advising Sudan from stop fighting and return to dialogue, is the most ironic thing I've ever seen. He, himself was hellbent on a military solution in Tigray, when Sudan advised him
Right message, but wrong messenger

 

[Asaana]

aren't the sudanese people supportinf RSF

Some are but generally no. The military isn't popular either but people prefer them over RSF.

 

[GaradShabeel]

Some are but generally no. The military isn't popular either but people prefer them over RSF.

I've seen more Sudanese on social media supporting Hamdti over Burhan (to a certain extent). But who's more likely to bring 'democracy' to Sudan out of the two of them?

 

[Asaana]

I've seen more Sudanese on social media supporting Hamdti over Burhan. But who's more likely to bring 'democracy' to Sudan out of the two of them?

I didn't notice that, but he has gotten more popular recently for supporting civilian rule while the military stalls the transition.

Neither are interested in democracy, but if I had to say it would be Hemedti. Either him or the military reforms itself.

 

[reer]

I didn't notice that, but he has gotten more popular recently for supporting civilian rule while the military stalls the transition.

Neither are interested in democracy, but if I had to say it would be Hemedti. Either him or the military reforms itself.

sudani politics is full of jokes. hemedti is a sudani geeljire dude is hilarious

even al burhan got jokes.

 

[GaradShabeel]

I didn't notice that, but he has gotten more popular recently for supporting civilian rule while the military stalls the transition.

Neither are interested in democracy, but if I had to say it would be Hemedti. Either him or the military reforms itself.

Hamedti was making outlandish and bizarre claims on Al-jazeera Arabic about the army and Burhan. That he was targeted and defending himself, and Burhan now being in hiding, that they will capture and bring him to justice etc.

I was surprised that he went on a big news channel and openly talking about the army SAF, as if a foreign country was invading.

He seems to be determined about his ambitions, and won't back down.

 

[TekNiKo]

Culusow friends Masar humiliated by our Cushitic friends Sudan I love to see Ayrabs humiliated by the alpha Cushite @bidenkulaha is in tears

 

[Aurelian]

Culusow friends Masar humiliated by our Cushitic friends Sudan I love to see Ayrabs humiliated by the alpha Cushite @bidenkulaha is in tears

But the sudanese are Ayrabs

 

[bidenkulaha]

Culusow friends Masar humiliated by our Cushitic friends Sudan I love to see Ayrabs humiliated by the alpha Cushite @bidenkulaha is in tears

RSF are hiding in civilian homes. They are terrorists at this point

 

[Aurelian]

You know that RSF were the Macawisleey of Sudan that was created in 2003

 

[GemState]

You know that RSF were the Macawisleey of Sudan that was created in 2003

One was created for AS the other to shoot people in Darfur

 

[Aurelian]

One was created for AS the other to shoot people in Darfur

the same goal, with the same origin, these RSF were clanists militia involved in smuggling and livestock trading. Then armed by the state, and got bigger ever since. Now they are about 150k while the Armed forces 110k.