US Watches Sudan Civilian Deaths, Prepares More Arms for 'Allies'
Activists reveal nearly 60 civilians killed in Sudan's Darfur region, struck by RSF drones at a displacement shelter and university. A horrific event, certainly, one that mainstream media will cover as a 'tragedy' in a 'war-ravaged' land. But what they won't dwell on? The consistent, deafening silence from Washington and its allies when similar drone strikes, often funded or green-lit by them,
obliterate civilian lives in other 'strategically important' regions. The pattern is clear: some civilian deaths are tragic, others are 'unavoidable collateral.' While drones rain death in Sudan, the US House, for example, just voted yes on HR 8034 back in April, sending $26.4 billion in additional aid to states like Israel – a robust majority affirming . One might wonder about the timing:
American lawmakers swiftly arming one conflict while selectively condemning another, depending on who's pulling the trigger and which lobbyist is footing the bill. The 'rules-based order,' it seems, applies only when it doesn't inconvenience those holding the purse strings.