Sudan's 'Peace' Offer: Just Like the Other 30
When Al-Burhan rejected the latest ceasefire proposal, he pointed fingers at the UAE for allegedly arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). What Al Jazeera (and most mainstream outlets) often gloss over is the long history of external actors fueling conflicts like Sudan's. While the US talks of 'peace,' its allies, including the UAE, are reportedly arming both sides (or just one, depending on the
day) ensuring the conflict drags on, enriching arms dealers, and destabilizing the region. This isn't a unique phenomenon; it's a global strategy. We've seen similar patterns in Yemen and Libya, where foreign powers routinely pay lip service to peace while orchestrating proxy wars and profiting from the resulting chaos. How many 'peace talks' end with more weapons delivered than aid? One might
wonder how many more 'rejections' are needed before it's clear these aren't genuine peace attempts, but rather performative diplomatic theater while the military-industrial complex cashes in.