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Sudan Events – Agencies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Some may wonder, and they have full right to do so: Why does any country that wants to maintain its reputation and positive image associate itself with a person of unknown origin and identity, on whom there are millions of notes on him, and is accused of genocide crimes, such as Mohammad Hamdan Dagalo \u201cHemedti,\u201d and enters itself into a state of hostility? With several entire peoples, and is the matter worth?!
\nUnfortunately, yes it is worth it!
\nThe African Sahel region, which is the horizontal belt extending across the width of the African continent from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Red Sea in the east, is rich in many natural resources that are unparalleled in the world; oil, gas, mining, and uranium ore, in addition to animal wealth, and great potential to make the region (if integrated with the Horn of Africa) in East Africa, between the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, become the world\u2019s food basket.
\nThis region is also distinguished by its geopolitical importance in addition to its geo-economic importance, as it controls the most important routes for transporting natural gas to Europe, which provides the old continent with its needs of gas and raw materials, eliminating its need for Russia, at reasonable prices, in addition to protecting the continent from disturbing waves of immigration as well as rebuilding infrastructure in an area that needs everything,
\nImagine yourself as a country that has a lot of money, and wants to form an economic empire that achieves huge profits, and plays a role in the international arena that gives it a position much greater than the size of its borders and the larger capabilities of its neighbors, and makes its survival, stability, and prosperity (in the interest of all influential global powers), just as the survival of Israel is what is agreed upon within the collective Western system.
\nIn such case, you have an ideal opportunity. The old colonizer, France, entered the Russians and played the role of a minesweeper to expel it, but Moscow does not have enough money or dynamism to fill this void, and its presence disturbs the United States, Europe, and the rest of the west collective system. Here you can introduce yourself to the all collective. Let me get the Russians out by giving them some gains through my relations with them, and fill the void while I am part of you instead of chaos or leaving the region to the Chinese, Russians and Iranians, and I will play the role of agent for your interests within the framework of a relationship that benefits me and you benefit from it.
\nHowever, the success of such project faces two important obstacles. The first is the weakness of the human resources of these aspiring forces. Second, the lack of military capabilities. In this case, Hemedti plays a very vital and important role, as he has the ability, due to his background, to mobilize between 2 and 5 million fighters from the Arab diaspora distributed in the region from Mauritania to Sudan, whose economic system was destroyed by the colonial division and the modern national state with its borders and laws. He can easily recruit them to realize the dream of forming an \u201cArab confederation on the African coast.\u201d Likewise, Hemedti cannot rebel against his employers, as he is an outcast within his society, and without external support, and the work of PR companies is worth nothing abroad, as there are many other evidences against him of incrimination and blackmail, which ensures an obedient client!
\nWhy Sudan?!
\nSudan is not the target in itself, but the value and importance of Sudan is that it is the last point in the Sahel region, overlooking the Red Sea, the connecting node or connection between the Sahel and the Horn of Africa, the natural crossing to reach Libya and from there to Europe, and most importantly the most advanced country in the region. The coast, which represents a dream for all the diaspora tribes, to replace the indigenous population, while possessing, alongside Ethiopia, the sources of the Nile, which ensures the subjugation of the strongest party in the region capable of confronting this project (Egypt), which was subjugated by debts, and now water, which is the secret of its existence, and exploiting the lack of Sufficient coordination between Cairo and Riyadh, and in the event of control over Sudan, an absolute blockade was imposed on Cairo, ensuring that it did not have any tools to pressure Ethiopia, and accordingly, it was bartered by accepting what is happening in Sudan in exchange for facilitating its access to water while the sword was hanging around its neck that Ethiopia and its allies own the valve and the possibility of closing it at any time if the Egyptian political situation changes in the future.
\nLater, Hemedti\u2019s forces will constitute an important human resource, to be redistributed within the framework of \u201cAfrican Corps\u201d, serving the projects to be carried out, including oil and gas pipelines, farms, western human settlements, closed forests, natural reserves for tourism, mines and farms, as well as to protect ports in the Red Sea and the Yemeni islands. in the Indian Ocean,
\nThis is a simple overview of the basis of the current conflict over Sudan, not in Sudan, until it is explained in detail, in episodes that I intend to present on YouTube entitled \u201cFive Geopolitics.\u201d
\nFinally, can any power, even if it is small in size, area and population, be blamed for its ambition to be great powers in the region? Certainly not. Ambition is a legitimate right for every country. In international relations, countries are measured by their actions, not their size. Perhaps they can be blamed for adopting what I call the \u201cShylock\u201d policy, that is, deliberately harming the interests of others even if there is no need for it. Here is the dilemma, but the greatest blame is directed at them. For those who describe themselves as \u201cgreat\u201d but did not do what their position and history required, and left all this emptiness, there is no blame for those who decided to enter and work on the ground, to exploit the situation to their interest!
\nAs for those who limit the conflict as a mere dispute between two generals in Sudan or a conflict between a democracy and a military, they are truly more trivial than even wasting time discussing their approaches. They are either a \u201cuseful idiot\u201d or a \u201cbeneficiary\u201d!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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