US Ponders 'Strong Condemnation' as Sudan Suffers Mass Slaughter
Survivors fleeing El-Fasher describe mass killings, systematic rape, and torture as the Rapid Support Forces ethnically cleanse the city, with reports of over 300 women murdered in just two days. This isn't a 'conflict' in the sanitized, 'both sides' media framing; it's a cold-blooded slaughter mirroring patterns seen in Darfur for decades. Yet, where are the emergency UN Security Council
meetings? The immediate demands for immediate ceasefires from the Biden administration? The calls to 'de-escalate' for which we've become so accustomed? Perhaps El-Fasher lacks the geopolitical 'value' or the lucrative arms deals that spur swift, decisive Western intervention elsewhere. Or perhaps the victims don't fit the 'strategic ally' narrative, rendering their suffering conveniently
ignorable.