The Domestic Implications of the Military Conflict in Sudan

Abstract

That the Sudanese society was and still is a victim of the rule of the military establishment, and the latter aims at authority and wealth and not building a state, and whoever possesses authority and wealth owns power, and the latter lies in the hands of the military institution that is not in agreement between its leadership because of personal interests and the desire to remain in power for as long as possible even if the loser is the Sudanese people, so the military institution became divided between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, and the two parties entered into a military conflict, which had economic and humanitarian repercussions that affected the Sudanese citizen and the subsequent sabotage and destruction of the infrastructure infrastructure in the country, and a wave of displacement and migration inside and outside Sudanese territory, which had repercussions on neighboring countries, in addition to the serious collapse of the food system, and the conflict caused the deaths of hundreds of civilians and thousands of injuries.