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Trump’s administration warns of “serious consequences” because of Russian plans to open a naval base in war destroyed Sudan. The news of the base development launched an unusual warning State DepartmentFox News Digital was said.
A State Department spokesman told Fox News Digital: “We encourage all countries, including Sudan, to avoid any transactions with the Russian defense sector.”
The Kremlin seems to be desperate to join the “Maritime Club” of Rog Africa, with its approved plans for the warrior base and submarine with a nuclear drive in Port Sudan. This is not far down the Indian Ocean coast of Djibuti, where there are Chinese bases. Since the new Syrian government is likely to throw out the Russians out of its truffle base, Port Sudan would be the only foreign naval base of Russia.
“Moscow looks at Sudan, because of its strategic position, as a logical place to expand Russia to Africa, which Putin considers a key to geopolitical confrontation with the United States and China,” said Rebekah Koffler, a strategic analyst for military intelligence, for Fox News Digital.
This picture was taken on February 28, 2021. It shows a view of the Russian Navy of Fregate RFS Admiral Grigorovich (494), anchored in Port Sudan. (Ibrahim Ishaq/AFP via Getty Images)
“Russia of the United States and China considers its main opponents, with whom Moscow can have a kinetic conflict in the long run. So Putin wants intelligence and military capabilities stationed near US base and Chinese facilities,” she said.
“In view of that Now China It is already [a] The Navy’s presence of African horn, “added Koffler,” Russia views Port Sudan as a logistical center for weapons transfer, storage of military hardware munyci, all kinds of opportunities for the fight against war. “
“The potential Russian navy logistics facility in Sudan would support the Russian projection of power in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean,” said John Hardie, Deputy Director of Russia in the Democracy Defense Foundation (FDD), for Fox News Digital. He added that “this issue was gained more important for Moscow, given the uncertainty in the future of his Tartus logistics plant.”
The Russian Navy Base in the Indian Ocean has strategic military implications – this is a relatively short sailing to the Red Sea and Suez Channel, a dumping point through which 12% of the world’s shipping passage is estimated, while 61% of global oil planting is used to use the canal oil. Koffler said it was a significant security threat.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, right, and his Sudanese colleague Ali Yousuf al-Sharif are shaking hands during a press conference in Moscow on February 12th. (Maxim Schemet’s/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
“If Russia notices the upcoming escalation against Russia, say in Ukraine – such as the upcoming distribution of NATO forces or draconian economic measures intended for the tank [the] Russian economy – I would not rule out the possibility that Putin could approve something that could use the dimplace point and destabilize or disrupt global delivery, as a way of deterring Western actions threatening Russia. “
The agreement that allows Moscow to build a military base has been given green light, although serious logistical challenges are included. “The agreement between Sudan and Russia was completed in February, after the meeting of Sudan’s Foreign Minister Ali Yusef Sharif and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Moscow,” Koffler explained.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the destroyer Vice-Admiral Kulakov at the Navy Base of the Black Sea Fleet in Novorossysk, Russia, September 2, 2014. (Sasha Morse/Getty Images)
Hence the strongly written comments of Fox News Digital of State Department that “the United States of A consciously reported agreement between Russia and SAF [Sudanese Armed Forces] on establishing a Russian maritime facility on the coast of Sudan. We encourage all countries, including Sudan, to avoid any transactions with the Russian defense sector, which could trigger serious consequences, including entities or individuals associated with these transactions.
“Moving forward with such an object or any other form of security cooperation with Russia would further isolate Sudan, deepened the current conflict, and risked further regional destabilization.”
On the (very) dry land of Sudan, the situation on Monday around the city of Al Fasher and the neighboring massive refugee campsite Zamzam in the Darfur region is “frightening,” said Secretary General Tom Fletcher.
Maxar Satellite Soil Satellite Pictures on the main market Zamzam IDP civilian camp in Al Fasher on February 13th. (Satellite image (c) 2022 Maxar Technologies via Getty Images)
Civic war in SudanBetween the Government SAF, the rebel forces for the fast support (RSF), just passed their awful second anniversary. Tens of thousands were killed, and it was estimated that 13 million people were rooted from their homes. The UN describes it as the worst humanitarian crisis, and UNICEF calls it “hell on earth.”
“There may be no overrated brutality and destructiveness of RSF attack on Zamvam (refugee camp),” researcher Sudana Eric Reeves told Fox News Digital this week. “The camp that has existed since 2004 is no longer, even because it has grown to more than 500,000 people.”
Validly, Reeves added that “the actual dying has just begun. Almost the whole population of Zamzam has escaped, and in all directions it remains a threat to RSF violence. This creates the insecurity of the species that prevents humanitarians from reaching these scattered people. Excellent numbers will die or RSF or lack of food.”
The fighters of the Sudanese release movement, the Sudanese rebel group active in the state of Darfur in Sudan, supported by the head of the Army Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, attended a graduate ceremony in the Southeast Gedaref State on March 28, 2024. (AFP via Getty Images)
Another 30 was reported killed on Tuesday in a fresh RSF attack on Al Fasher. And just last week, the RSF rebels announced that they were setting up their government. State Department told Fox News Digital, “The United States is deeply concerned about the rapid support forces (RSF) and aligned actors on the parallel government in Sudan. This attempt to establish a parallel government is not prescribed due to the cause of peace and security and risk de facto of the country.”
“This will only further destabilize the country, endanger the Sudan territorial integrity and expand wider instability throughout the region. The United States made it clear that our interest in restoring peace and the end of threats in Sudan represents regional stability. The best path to peace and stability is in the immediate and permanent shortening civil service, “he said.
Sudanese displaced people gather at the Zamzam refugee camp outside the city of El-Fashir in the Darfour region in Sudan on July 1, 2004. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo, file)
Caleb Weiss, editor of the FDD Long War Journal, and also the head of the Defect in Bridgeway Foundation, has conveyed part of the guilt for not ending the Sudan War Administration of bidet. Fox News Digital said that “it stopped seriously relieved of any meaningful peace negotiations/mediation/or being difficult towards the external supporters of different groups to really become serious in the previous attempts of negotiations. There is a Bidel administration failed.”
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Weiss continued, “President Trump should continue to be aggressive in sanctioning those acts of violence committed, as well as sponsoring and returning serious peace negotiations involving both parties, offering financial incentives or even threatening financial penalties and seriously considering international assistants responsible for worsening of the conflict.”
