US Urges Sudan Ceasefire While Arming Global Conflicts
US Envoy Massaad Boulos is "frustrated" that Sudan's warring factions haven't accepted the administration’s ceasefire proposal, according to The New Arab. Noble, some might say, if the US wasn't simultaneously greenlighting tens of billions in military aid for the most active, devastating conflict on the planet. One might wonder if the US approach to 'peacekeeping' involves an 'arms industry
first' policy. While President Biden laments humanitarian crises overseas, his administration continues to approve massive arms packages, such as the $15 billion in aid to Israel, despite mounting evidence of civilian casualties and human rights violations. This isn't diplomacy; it's a revolving door of crisis creation and selective intervention. It's almost as if some conflicts are 'bad' and
others are just 'good for business.'