Intuitive Points for Understanding the Reality of War in Sudan

Yousef Hamad
- In practice, a war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces began in mid-April and continues in all its guts.

- The battle cannot be resolved militarily, however protracted.

- The war broke out between the partners in a coup d état (25 October 2021) against the transitional government.

- All newspapers and media in Khartoum and the territories have ceased, as has the foreign presss inability to enter Khartoum or Darfur.

- No journalists can be at or approach the operating theatre.

- I leave room to doubt the information circulating about war.

- Not everything that writes about war is true, especially in social media and anonymous news sites.

- There is no desired benefit in the victory of one of the warring parties, and it is better to stop the war.

- Khartoums war is absurd, but not coincidence. There are those who benefit from it and its continuation.

- The war broke out to cover large areas in Darfur, despite a peace agreement between the Transitional Government and armed struggle movements concluded in 2020.

- Before the outbreak of the war, the capital Khartoum was surrounded by a state of security and military blackmail.

- Protracted decades of civil wars and the armys presence in power have strengthened its presence in the public sphere, and it has now managed a huge mass of special economic operations, active in trade, industry, import and export operations, as have the Rapid Support Forces.

- The war broke out among civilians and residential neighbourhoods in cities and towns and has never been carried out far from these areas or in cellular areas.

- The war paved the way for the emergence of lengths of racist and hate speech within the public space.

- In addition to the homes of the population and many institutions and establishments, the war directly and tragically targeted the capitals industrial buildings.

- The owners of the war have cost us more than 11 thousand dead.

- Wherever there is a war, there are innocent deaths.

- The war was accompanied by intense propaganda, which the press was unable to exact.