sudan
Senior Member
- Oct 17, 2012
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President Barack Obama has regretted the deteriorating situations in South Sudan due to the conflict broke out in December 2013 by a clash between forces loyal to former Vice President Riek Machar, an ethnic Nuer, and President Salva Kiir, a Dinka.
The fighting has spurred a humanitarian crisis that threatens the country’s survival just four years after its inception and resulted in so many deaths, is something that requires urgent attention.
During his visit to Ethiopia, President Obama has tried to press the African leaders to salvage South Sudan from its catastrophe.
Some observers are pessimistic about the prospects for a deal, saying the two sides are indifferent to the plight of the South Sudanese people.
Obama’s concern has raised many questions about Washington’s coming strategy towards the future of the newborn state.
Before arriving in Khartoum, US envy has warned the two warring parties in South Sudan that US’s patience faded away and that it was the last chance to stop fighting.
Later, it was revealed that US is planning to involve Sudan to settle the dispute after it become certain that Sudan keeps at distance from the two warring parties.
Moreover, US is confident that that neither the ruling SPLM Party nor the rebels are capable to honor peace deals sponsored by the IGAD.
Engaging Sudan indicates that Sudan is neutral and doesnt side with either of the warring parties as Juba claims.
The fighting has spurred a humanitarian crisis that threatens the country’s survival just four years after its inception and resulted in so many deaths, is something that requires urgent attention.
During his visit to Ethiopia, President Obama has tried to press the African leaders to salvage South Sudan from its catastrophe.
Some observers are pessimistic about the prospects for a deal, saying the two sides are indifferent to the plight of the South Sudanese people.
Obama’s concern has raised many questions about Washington’s coming strategy towards the future of the newborn state.
Before arriving in Khartoum, US envy has warned the two warring parties in South Sudan that US’s patience faded away and that it was the last chance to stop fighting.
Later, it was revealed that US is planning to involve Sudan to settle the dispute after it become certain that Sudan keeps at distance from the two warring parties.
Moreover, US is confident that that neither the ruling SPLM Party nor the rebels are capable to honor peace deals sponsored by the IGAD.
Engaging Sudan indicates that Sudan is neutral and doesnt side with either of the warring parties as Juba claims.