The Thinking Muslim
The UAE's Bloody War in Sudan with Sami Hamdi
Mar 9, 2024
The podcast discusses the conflict in Sudan, highlighting the role of warlords, external powers, and the suffering of millions. It also delves into the political landscape of Sudan, power struggles, and the UAE's strategy in the region. The collapse of the Ottoman Caliphate and its implications for the Muslim Ummah are explored, emphasizing the need for unity and perseverance in the face of challenges.
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- UAE and Washington aim to reshape Sudan through ideological changes and regional integration.
- Sudanese resistance illustrates the struggle between local sovereignty and external intervention.
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UAE and Washington's Bid to Reconstruct Sudanese State
In 2021, the conflict in Sudan reflects UAE and Washington's effort to reshape the Sudanese state by reinforcing ideological changes such as removing Islam from the constitution, normalizing ties with Israel, and reestablishing the interest-based banking system. The war, primarily led by Hemeti with UAE and Washington support, aims to reconstruct the army to align with these new ideological shifts. This restructuring reflects broader attempts to integrate Sudan into a regional framework that suits the interests of external actors, raising questions about the authenticity of Sudan's transition process and the influence of ideological agendas on its stability.
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