Not really, unless you consider the foreign sniper killed by the military.Is there any concrete proof of wagner involvement in this conflict?
Not really, unless you consider the foreign sniper killed by the military.Is there any concrete proof of wagner involvement in this conflict?
I have looked at a map and determined that the Sudanese army must capture Abyad by any means necessary to cut the RSF off from the west. If you have any good sense, you will pass on my message.
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Is there any concrete proof of wagner involvement in this conflict?
According to Western sources, Sudan is listed as one the 17 countries Wagner group maintains bases in with Mali being on top of the list in Africa.Not really, unless you consider the foreign sniper killed by the military.
Always chimping out and wonder why their state is the least developed in Sudan...UNITAMS confirms new attacks by SPLA-N Hilu in Blue Nile area - Sudan Tribune
June 26, 2023 (KHARTOUM) โ The United Nations Integrated Transition Assistance Mission in Sudan (UNITAMS) has confirmed new attacks by the Sudan Peopleโs Liberation Movement/North (SPLM-N) โ Al Hilu on the Sudanese Armed Forces in the Blue Nile region. Reports indicate that violence broke out on...sudantribune.com
Always chimping out and wonder why their state is the least developed in Sudan...
They are chimping out, just like your folks did after Garang was killed.History is important and they have legitimate historical grievances that inform on their actions. The issues of land and autonomy are at the forefront.
They're not "chimping out"; the riverine elite have historically been the group that has been chimping out.
They are chimping out, just like your folks did after Garang was killed.
Meanwhile the Fur and Tama have been using the money they saved from working on farms in Gezira state to buy their own land from Arab landowners. That's the difference between a victim and a victor mentality.
Buy back their own land? Dar Tama and Fur never owned land in Gezira and Gezira Arabs have nothing to do with the janjaweed or Riverine elite.Right, you're talking about groups of people doing something horrendous in that instance compared to a group doing significantly more horrendous things for half a century.
The Riverine 'elite' were chimping out when they annexed Lebanon size territories from the South even after they were told (over and over again) that such actions would trigger wars.
Ah, yes, people should just accept their lands being annexed (stolen) from them and they should then toil for the group responsible and buy back their own land.
Buy back their own land? Dar Tama and Fur never owned land in Gezira and Gezira Arabs have nothing to do with the janjaweed or Riverine elite.
It's making the best out of a bad situation. Let's hope one day they'll get their ancestral land back.I was referring to Khartoum's war-inducing program of State-sanctioned land-theft in the Dars of non-Arabs; and when you mentioned that the Fur worked and saved up to "buy their own land", I thought that the more consequential matter is what you were referring to.
If I'm mistaken, I withdraw that particular comment.
In either case, losing your ancestral lands and then having to buy land elsewhere is not a win.
No clue, anywhere between 1,000-10,000How many have died? All combined @Asaana
Arheee, you two are being too civil now. Nacalaa. Someone call someone's hooyo something not nice and set this shit off or somethin.It's making the best out of a bad situation. Let's hope one day they'll get their ancestral land back.
I wonder where the janjaweed troll went? He said by now RSF would be controlling the country but they're getting murked
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Arheee, you two are being too civil now. Nacalaa. Someone call someone's hooyo something not nice and set this shit off or somethin.