We, as Arabs, are far from the internal Sudanese political affairs. Many observers did not expect that the situation there would explode with such intensity and the armed clash between the Sudanese national military components. In a sad moment in the time of Arab refraction that we live in, we stare in front of television screens to watch the fighting and destruction of a brotherly, friendly and peaceful country for us and its forces. Fighting over power and destroying the country's gains from government headquarters and civilian and military airports, and the most important thing is the civilian and military casualties in numbers that are likely to increase in the coming weeks if the situation continues as it is and Arab, African and international mediation efforts fail, from following up on the situation there the military settlement of one of the parties is out of the question At the present moment, it may develop for the worse in a country with multiple religious and tribal ethnicities, some of which may become incubators for this or that party, which threatens the Sudanese state and exposes it to fragmentation and fragmentation of what is left of Sudan. We are witnessing it in the capital and the main cities of the country. The other threat is that Sudan becomes a battlefield by proxy for regional and international powers. It may have a relationship with the Western, Russian-Chinese conflict, and its arenas are multiple and likely to increase. The African continent may be one of its open areas in rough competition against Russian and Chinese interventions in areas it considers Unfortunately, the Arabs are historical areas of influence.
Inside Sudan, it is said that the cause of this bloody armed explosion is the failure of the political process between the civilian components, the Sudanese army, and the Rapid Intervention Forces represented by its commander. The Sudanese people, but such talk has no value, as it seems that the proximity of the political events has helped in the explosion of the military situation in the country in an attempt to block the path of the entire political process. This well-established institution enables Washington, along with its allies, to establish an internal political arrangement that has a democratic and pluralistic form, away from the army.
I hope that peace prevails in Sudan, this brotherly country, with whose people we have Arab brotherly relations, religious and humanitarian ties, and extensions and connections for years, and security returns to its people in their homes and lives. And it causes sadness in our hearts for a brotherly people whose blood mixed with the blood of our soldiers in positions of honor and heroism.
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