The Sudan conflict: The atrocities caused in Khartoum between two Sudanese generals

The Sudan conflict: the atrocities caused in Khartoum between two Sudanese generals.

The  fighting broke out in the middle of April amid what seemed to be a  battle for dominance between the two major military government groups.

The  paramilitaries of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a group of militia,  support the former warlord Gen Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as  Hemedti, while the Sudanese military forces generally support Gen Abdel  Fattah al-Burhan, the de facto ruler of the nation.

In this book you'll find out :
Interactive Sudan fighting April 18, 2023
Description of the RSF.
What are the interests of the external powers in Sudan
What parties do western countries play?
Can outside forces act in any way to end fighting
Sudan's current situation: What is known

The  power battle dates back to the years before a 2019 uprising that  toppled tyrant, Omar al-Bashir. During that time, he amassed powerful  security forces that he purposefully pitted against one another.

After  Bashir was overthrown, attempts to establish a democratic, civilian-led  administration failed, and diplomats in Khartoum issued a warning in  early 2022 that they worried similar unrest might break out. Tensions  had increased in the weeks before the start of the hostilities.

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