The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) coalition in Sudan has announced the formation of a parallel government, intensifying the ongoing civil war crisis ravaging the country for over two years. This move is seen as a direct challenge to the official government based in Khartoum and poses serious risks to peace efforts.
Background and Implications
The RSF, a significant armed group actively engaged in the conflict, aims to assert its own governing authority. Experts warn that this development could:
- Deepen divisions within Sudan
- Prolong the civil war
- Undermine initiatives aimed at achieving peace
Humanitarian Impact
Sudan’s civil war has created one of the world’s worst displacement and hunger crises, impacting millions of people who face ongoing violence and severe food shortages. Aid organizations continue to call for:
- Ceasefires
- Humanitarian access to affected regions
Political and International Context
The declaration of the RSF’s parallel government underscores the fragile and complex political landscape in Sudan, further clouding the prospects of establishing a stable government. International actors have expressed their concern regarding the developments and are urging for dialogue aimed at:
- Ending the hostilities
- Addressing the worsening humanitarian crisis
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