Analysis of Sudanese Political Dynamics

Take a lesson from Omar al-Bashir in Sudan and the Sudanese army

and the Janjaweed.

Omar al-Bashir at the time imagined that by changing

his policies, positions, and direction, he changed everything,

and he moved toward relations with America and those loyal to America,

and he adopted unjust, vile positions against our Yemeni people without

any justification,

because the relationship between our Yemeni people and the Sudanese people is a

brotherly one

and a close one,

a relationship, a relationship of Islamic and Arab brotherhood,

and there was no problem whatsoever.

So he went to the Saudis

and joined the hostility against the Yemeni people,

seeking favor first, according to political interests, with

America, the West, and Israel,

by seeking favor with their agents in the region,

and by standing with them in their aggression, falsehood,

injustice, and criminality against our dear people,

without any justification and without any right.

He sent the Sudanese army to attack our country,

and the Janjaweed also came to attack our country

without any right,

and they committed extremely horrific crimes

in the areas they attacked

from, from our land, from our country, from the Yemeni people.

From the land of Yemen.

So what was the outcome? Observe the divine plan.

Political calculations, gains, interests, and material matters

material.

They were all illusions and mirages.

In the face of swift divine punishment,

because it was great injustice, great injustice, and severe aggression.

Even though we are deeply saddened

by the war taking place in Sudan,

especially since the victim is the Sudanese people.

Horrific crimes are now being committed in Sudan

by the parties fighting there, and this saddens us

and grieves us.

But as for Omar al-Bashir, he lost everything.

His personal calculations, interests, and gains ended

and vanished.

They turned against him. The situation is well-known regarding the Sudanese army

and the Janjaweed, and the direction they took, which is

also an extension, an extension of what they pursued from

the beginning.

When regimes and governments turn

into mercenaries who fight for money, whose positions are bought

with worldly interests or political gains.

Some, for example, may head in that direction

either for reasons of spite and complexes without

justification,

or for any reasons and motives. I mean,

the problem is forgetting God, forgetting God.

Glory be to Him.