Arab supremacy is ravaging Sudan like an unchecked cancer. These Janjaweed psychopaths will never stop.

THESE two insightful posts by @skynews Africa correspondent @YousraElbagirat, published at microblogging platform X on Dec 26, say: 

 

"Janjaweed was an Arab supremacy project, it should’ve never existed. ...

Arab supremacy is ravaging our country like an unchecked cancer. We didn't treat the illness during the war with South Sudan and then again in the early 2000s conflict in Darfur - and now it's terminal."

"The history lesson my dad just gave me about Sudan just made me spiral even more about this war. I’ll see if I can find references & share. If what he said is true which typically is when I fact check him, then the international community needs to send troops in immediately because these psychopaths are actually never going to stop."

100% https://t.co/WXzj5CIMj1

— Yousra Elbagir (@YousraElbagir) December 26, 2023

Get harassed whenever I broach this topic but who actually gives af:

Arab supremacy is ravaging our country like an unchecked cancer.

We didn't treat the illness during the war with South Sudan and then again in the early 2000s conflict in Darfur - and now it's terminal. https://t.co/63RwLBLoNZ

— Yousra Elbagir (@YousraElbagir) December 26, 2023

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Further Reading

Sudan Watch - May 21, 2006

Fears Janjaweed will turn on Sudanese government if they try to take their arms by force

The Janjaweed is not an army,' said Eltayeb Hag Ateya, director of the Peace Research Institute at Khartoum University. 'It's more dangerous than that. It's a concept, a blanket. Some are pro-government, some are bandits, and some are mercenaries. 'The peace agreement says the government should disarm them all, but that's impossible. Not all are under its control - some are even against it.' ...

https://sudanwatch.blogspot.com/2006/05/fears-janjaweed-will-turn-on-sudanese.html

ENDS

Snipers trap civilians in El Geneina, W. Darfur where displacement camps have been burnt down to ashes

A testimony read on air just before this interview said that the situation in Geneina was « indescribable ». It’s true, I m lacking the vocabulary to qualify this. And then we receive these short WhatsApp that say « can’t cross the street bc of snipers » #Darfur https://t.co/pHgqPmnE2t

— Mathilde Vu (@AgnesMaiV) May 19, 2023

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