World War III is approaching….Sudan is the launching pad ✍️ Muhammad Othman Al-Radi
More importantly, anyone who believes that the ongoing war in Sudan between the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Militia is just an internal war, nothing more, nothing less, should rethink their calculations and widen the lenses of their binoculars until 'until the truth becomes clear to him. .
This war that is now taking place was a postponed war and was planned well, with great care, and at a known and decided time.
The war started as if it was between two teams, and each side expected it to resolve in their favor in a short period of time, but they did not understand the true size of those who managed this war from afar .
This war mobilized all logistical, financial and military capabilities to be resolved in a completely different way from previous wars experienced by various countries.
The war in Sudan is a new school of combat, and those who started it will excel in it and will use all modern means without worrying about its repercussions and consequences.
The follower and observer of the progress of the war on the ground is quite certain that the war has moved from stage A to stage B and is about to move on to stage C to conclude with stage D , considered one of the most dangerous stages. of war in its gravity and ferocity.
After Sudan left the Western camp, led by the United States of America, and joined the Eastern camp, led by Russia, and agreed to the establishment of the Russian military base on the Sudanese coast of the Red Sea, he took a step, then I repeat it. he.
Sudan has now become the field of the next battle between Moscow and Washington, and plans have been prepared in the Western and Eastern kitchens to fight the next battle.
Will Sudan, after placing itself in this unenviable position, be among the winners or among the losers??? And that’s what the next few days will reveal.
The brown and pristine continent is on the verge of great events, and the war in Sudan will certainly cast a negative shadow, especially on the Horn of Africa region, which is already ready to host these events.
