Sudan Conflict Updates: Army vs RSF

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[Burqad]

the israeli and palestinian issue has gone on for a whole millennium. I just don't get why people can't come to the table instead of taking the whole country down with them. I understand the heat but after this is over what country will these people have? They will lose practically everything that brings economic activities. Their institutions will be destroyed. This is just another making of a failed state. Here I thought sudan was going to sort it out peacefully but they chose the dumb way. How exactly do you expect your side to win when both are adamant in destroying each other. Why would they throw everything in the bin. Why is it always Africans who f*ck their countries up over power. We seem to get mad when yanks and retarded cadaans mock us but when they say it's always Africans who destroy themselves they right. Are you guys going to keep killing each other in the rare event that one person will stay standing? Sudan will turn into the next begging bowl of Africa like nearly all African countries. We never blame our selves. We blame the other side.


Once this is over Sudan is going to be Season 3 Episode 60 on how to make a failed state. Look around you, how many people have tried the same retarded way in handling civil matters. How many people have lost their lives. How many people have ended up drowning in the Mediterranean sea trying to leave what their retarded government did to them. Why do Africans always resort to violence.

Shit needs to end or we will just be known as savages who killed each other day in and day out the minute we get power

Israel Palestine has been going on since 1948 or 1960’s, that’s not close to 1000 years .

 

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RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State.

Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war, was producing approximately 22,000 barrels of oil daily.

RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State - Sudan Tribune

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State. Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war...

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[Nilotic]

RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State.

Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war, was producing approximately 22,000 barrels of oil daily.

RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State - Sudan Tribune

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State. Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war...

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My initial expectation was for the RSF to be expelled from Khartoum-Omdurman in mere weeks and for operations against their strongholds in Darfur and Kordofan to commence months after that.

 

[Asaana]

RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State.

Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war, was producing approximately 22,000 barrels of oil daily.

RSF seizes Belila Airport in West Kordofan State - Sudan Tribune

October 30, 2023 (AL-FULA) – On Monday, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) declared their successful takeover of Belila Airport in West Kordofan State. Situated 55 kilometres southwest of Al-Fula, the capital of West Kordofan State, Belila is home to an oil field that, prior to the outbreak of war...

sudantribune.com

So many sudden changes since negotiations last week, including the recent assassination of a hawkish "Islamist" military general. Yet you'll have people delusional enough to think this was purely due to RSF fighting capabilities and not a deal being made. If that were the case why didn't the RSF occupy West Kordofan months ago? Very odd how this entire time it was being occupied by the military which extracted their oil resources.


This got me wondering, what will happen to Abyei?

Also it's interesting how there's no video of Hemedti in Nyala, just clips of his brother like the one where he was getting a hickey from a passionate RSF fighter.

 

[Nilotic]

Nothing will happen to Abyei; the Baggara won't benefit from attacking the South at this point, as they have their hands full.

Also, the Baggara need access to Mile 14, Warrap and Aweil. Even if they were to gain Abyei, it won't be able to sustain their herds.

 

[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

My initial expectation was for the RSF to be expelled from Khartoum-Omdurman in mere weeks and for operations against their strongholds in Darfur and Kordofan to commence months after that.

And now? Swapping horses?

So many sudden changes since negotiations last week, including the recent assassination of a hawkish "Islamist" military general.

Why did you use the term 'Islamist'?

Yet you'll have people delusional enough to think this was purely due to RSF fighting capabilities and not a deal being made. If that were the case why didn't the RSF occupy West Kordofan months ago? Very odd how this entire time it was being occupied by the military which extracted their oil resources.


This got me wondering, what will happen to Abyei?

That is a sizeable swath of land? How much does the new development benefit RSF?

Would you say negotiations are bearing fruit?

Also it's interesting how there's no video of Hemedti in Nyala, just clips of his brother like the one where he was getting a hickey from a passionate RSF fighter.

A family affair? Is that the same brother accused of cashing in on Covid?

A hickey, eh? Are you being facetious?

 

[Nilotic]

And now? Swapping horses?

Now realising that a victor will not emerge anytime soon.

No war in Sudan's history has ever been concluded quickly, but I really didn't think that the Baggara would opt for a war against the group that did much to strengthen them all these decades.

 

[Asaana]

Why did you use the term 'Islamist'?

Because anyone that's vehemently anti-RSF is labeled an Islamist, which is ironic because many RSF commanders were and still are members of Bashir's NCP.

That is a sizeable swath of land? How much does the new development benefit RSF?

Yes, and has nearly all the remaining oil in Sudan. NCP elements within RSF will benefit since they redrew the western Sudan state boundaries to weaken them. Before, the Dar Hamar were part of North Kordofan; now they (a more agrarian and urbanized pro-military tribe) share a state with the Messeriya cattle herders (RSF Baggara).

Would you say negotiations are bearing fruit?

Maybe for Khartoum and El Obeid, but there will likely be a prolonged war everywhere southwest of that, esp. on the CAR, Chad, and South Sudan borders.

A family affair? Is that the same brother accused of cashing in on Covid?

A hickey, eh? Are you being facetious?

Yeah, he's also accused of killing his brother lol, there's an entire story about Hemedti getting a bullet removed from his skull (or eye?) in East Nile hospital back in May.

Here's the video

 

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Burhan not only losing important regions, but the arch chair commentators.

 

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Yeah, he's also accused of killing his brother lol, there's an entire story about Hemedti getting a bullet removed from his skull (or eye?) in East Nile hospital back in May.

Thank you. The man is like a cat with so many lives. A couple of years ago, with friends, we were trying to travel by boat from Mars Alam to Port Sudan, and a Sudanese restaurateur in Aswan shared some of the adventures, and misadventures of the Dagalo brothers, sons, and extended family. By the way, how is Port Sudan now? I heard many of the affluent Khartoumites migrated there tripling its population, and making life difficult for the locals.

 

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[GemState]

Translation?

 

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Translation?

You do not read 3arabi? ya khasarah wa ya lah min 3aar!

In general, 3 main points, which lay the foundation for peace talks: a) access for humanitarian aid, b) cessation of hostilities, and c) possibility of permanent cease fire.

Of interest is this line: talks shall not be addressing political issues.

I shall ask @Asaana to furnish the drapes.

 

[Asaana]

Thank you. The man is like a cat with so many lives. A couple of years ago, with friends, we were trying to travel by boat from Mars Alam to Port Sudan, and a Sudanese restaurateur in Aswan shared some of the adventures, and misadventures of the Dagalo brothers, sons, and extended family. By the way, how is Port Sudan now? I heard many of the affluent Khartoumites migrated there tripling its population, and making life difficult for the locals.

Marsa Alam is a niche place to visit, how do I know you aren't a spy?

A lot of professionals from Khartoum now work in Port Sudan and send money to their parents, spouse and/or kids in Cairo because of how expensive the city is. Companies typically provide their workers with housing when they work in al wilayat because of the lack of quality housing outside Khartoum. Aside from the serious housing shortage, Port Sudan also lacks the water needed for agriculture so food is more expensive than in Nile Valley cities.

 

[Asaana]

That was quick

 

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Marsa Alam is a niche place to visit, how do I know you aren't a spy?

A lot of professionals from Khartoum now work in Port Sudan and send money to their parents, spouse and/or kids in Cairo because of how expensive the city is. Companies typically provide their workers with housing when they work in al wilayat because of the lack of quality housing outside Khartoum. Aside from the serious housing shortage, Port Sudan also lacks the water needed for agriculture so food is more expensive than in Nile Valley cities.

Marsa Alam has become more touristque of late, but anything is better than al Qahira, I prefer Aswan more though atmosphere wise.

Oh take it as a consolation, I despise state agencies or even their industry, and could hardly ever be on their per diem.

 

[Nilotic]

Jeddah process requires a new vision, says Arman - Sudan Tribune

October 31, 2023 (KHARTOUM) – Yasir Arman, a prominent leader of the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) Coalition, has emphasized the need for a fresh perspective within the Jeddah platform, taking into consideration both internal and external dynamics. The Jeddah process, facilitated by the...

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[𐒋𐒖𐒆𐒔𐒖𐒕𐒈]

That was quick

What are the political ramifications of the reshuffle? Or is it a case of much to do about nothing?

Jeddah process requires a new vision, says Arman - Sudan Tribune

October 31, 2023 (KHARTOUM) – Yasir Arman, a prominent leader of the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) Coalition, has emphasized the need for a fresh perspective within the Jeddah platform, taking into consideration both internal and external dynamics. The Jeddah process, facilitated by the...

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Is Arman seeking attention, and wanting to be included in the Jeddah peace talks?

 

[Nilotic]

Is Arman seeking attention, and wanting to be included in the Jeddah peace talks?

Well, he's not partaking in the conflict, so I don't see an opening for him for that particular stage of negotiations; I suspect that he wants a seat at the table if discussions on the future political restructuring of the State take place.