Sudan's conflict explained in 5 minutes: ‘Lawlessness on the streets of Khartoum’ 

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

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

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

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.

Balanced because he took Russia's name and not said single word about America's involvement?

So true. I always feel so sad for parts of Africa in war. The big loser are the citizens of the country.

@@HenkJamn M M O

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

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!

LOL YOUR RIGHT.

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.

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.

Do it justify the murder of mankind in Khartoum now ? 😢😢😢😢

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.

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.

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.

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.

yup

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

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

Don't forget the role of the CIA in this! They orchestrate these messes then sit back and gaslight

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.

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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.

Colonels too 😢😢😢😢

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

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.

Vice has become trash, only obsessed with obscure drug culture and racism.

even shorter story is: CIA influence

Sudan Arab wannabes 💀 😂😂😅

Lol, Very rare in every media

And the BBC.

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

What made to say people or soldger in kartum after killing innocent "Allah Akuber" Allah is very loveble regardless of our sin, isnt it?

Allah barbar,,,,,

an smart muslim will never be muslim again

@@chrisyorlan741 hahahaha, those muslims have no sense at all.

@@ermiastesf7298 OffCourse Almighty Allah loves all of the creatures , who Almighty Allah Created With Love but it's our sins which will take number of mankind to hellfire. May Almighty Allah forgive us for the sins we have conducted time by time and save us from conducting sins anymore. Ameen.

A game of chess or Mario kart.

I take ot neither one of these guys are really good

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.

Definitely not. The population want civilian rule

What does this mean

@@Moeshutter-fj1vv Follow Jesus Christ. Believe in Him. Repent, seek His forgiveness. Follow Him.

One guy ALREADY has all of the economy in his hands. He wont give that up

I was thinking exact same this is so similar to bloody was in SSudan

Isn't The Army , The Legitimate Protector Of Sudan Than That Any Paramilitary Or NonStaters ?

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

​@@shahzadazulfiqar1 In other countries the army stay in their barracks and let civilians rule.

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

It was already split once, how many times should it split?

May the sovereignty of Sudan remain intact ❤ even after a s.sudan.

It's already been split how will it split again?

They already tried that. THEY ARE STILL KILLING EACH OTHER!!!!!

So which guy is friendly to the US and west

@@doords he cant seem to respond because he wants to smear the USA and EU for no reason

@@antixocialman Despite Wagner being the only notable foreign player in Sudan

@@antixocialman its pretty much a joke rn that we just simply smear USA & EU on things that are unrelated lmao

A new adventure playground for NATO.......first encourage violence and then play the hero that restores peace and dump their troops in the country for the next 20 years

CIA activities in Sudan Sudan has a conflict in the Darfur area of western Sudan. The Khartoum government had, in the past, given sanctuary to trans-national Islamic terrorists, but, according to the 9/11 Commission Report, ousted al-Qaeda and cooperated with the US against such groups while simultaneously involving itself in human rights abuses in Darfur.Wikipedia So whats your point