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The people of Sudan have been abandoned by the self-righteous "international community" and thrown to the wolves.

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The people of Sudan have been abandoned by the self-righteous "international community" and thrown to the wolves.

You are incorrect. Peace talks commenced last month in Geneva, led by the US and Switzerland. As of last July Saudi Arabia was also supposed to be a co-sponsor of the talks but since then there is no word on their participation. There were over a year of back channel negotiations to get them to the negotiating table. Sudan however threatens to leave the negotiations unless the RSF leaves certain towns it has captured. They are not apparently wounded enough to want to negotiate.

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/international-geneva/sudan-everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-negotiations/86818808

The UN in Sudan is basically trapped in Port Sudan. Their humanitarian teams are unable to operate in the country and they are worried what happens if the RSF takes Port Sudan.

A major unresolved problem are nations flaunting the UN arms embargo. Both sides are being armed by their foreign supporters, Russia, China, Iran, UAE and Serbia. These five nations are making the Sudan situation worse.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2024/09/09/sudan-abusive-warring-parties-acquire-new-weapons

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Desert TortoiseToday 02:36 am JST

A major unresolved problem are nations flaunting the UN arms embargo. Both sides are being armed by their foreign supporters, Russia, China, Iran, UAE and Serbia. These five nations are making the Sudan situation worse.

But, but, but, but, but, we are told it is the right thing morally to have absolutely no scruples in who you are doing business with!!!

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