Trump's Sudan Peace Bid: Washington Only Cares When Oil Is Involved?
Trump's administration, according to The Hill , faced 'skepticism' over a Sudan ceasefire. They mention 'armed groups' but gloss over decades of geopolitical meddling and resource extraction that fuels such conflicts. For Washington, "peace" often arrives only when strategic interests, like oil fields or Red Sea shipping lanes, are directly threatened. It's peak hypocrisy to present US efforts as
benign peace-making without reflecting on the actual supply chain of weapons and influence. How many times has the US (or its proxies) armed one side, only to pivot to 'peace talks' when the chaos spills over their carefully drawn lines? The real skeptics aren't just in Sudan; they're anyone watching a broken record play on repeat, from Libya to Yemen.