The Sudanese army accepts negotiations with Hamidti in Saudi Arabia, after pressure from America.. and Ethiopia begins to intervene


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtwUjuTPQyQ

New Sudanese affairs presented by this new episode of the summary channel.

And the beginning of the Saudi city of Jeddah, which witnessed the launch of negotiations between representatives of the two parties to the conflict in Sudan: the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan under the leadership of Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hamidati, and the Sudanese army in Sudan under the command of Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. Where these negotiations come in light of the US-Saudi initiative to cease-fire in Sudan.

On the other hand, US President Joe Biden, in a statement, accused the two parties to the conflict in Sudan of treason, calling for an immediate cease-fire in Sudan and accepting the principle of handing over power to civilians and resorting to democracy. Biden also issued a memorandum imposing sanctions on personalities in Sudan from the two warring sides in Sudan, John Kirby, Communications Coordinator at the White House, confirmed that it allows the US Treasury Department to punish leaders in the Sudanese army in Sudan and the Rapid Support militia in Sudan.

On the other hand, the CIA said that the conflict in Sudan is likely to turn into a long-term war that will harm the Sudanese people and all of Sudan. Where each of the fighting parties considers itself capable of resolving the battles in its favor and administering the correct rule of Sudan, and eventually triumphing over the other party that disputes the rule of Sudan.

The episode also refers to the profits that Ethiopia reaped from the state of civil war in Sudan. As it ensured the occurrence of chaos in Sudan as a sure barrier between Egypt and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which threatens the Egyptian water security sector. In Egypt and the people of Egypt, on the other hand, the episode stresses the complexity of Egypt's position on the issue of the Renaissance Dam itself due to the Sudanese events, in addition to the economic problems that await Egypt as a result of the continued influx of displaced people from Sudan to Egypt.