Sudan’s Escalating Civil War: Paramilitary Attacks Threaten Regional Stability and U.S. Interests
Paramilitary forces escalate brutal attacks in Sudan’s Kordofan, killing civilians and deepening humanitarian crises—an alarming reminder of the global unrest that threatens America’s security and strategic interests.

As Sudan descends further into chaos, the escalating conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the crucial Kordofan region is not just a distant tragedy; it is a direct challenge to international order and America’s national security. On Thursday night, RSF artillery shelling targeted civilians in Obeid city, North Kordofan’s provincial capital, leaving at least four dead—including vulnerable women and elderly—and countless injured. This ruthless assault on civilian neighborhoods demonstrates the RSF’s blatant disregard for human life and international norms, as confirmed by frontline healthcare workers and credible humanitarian groups. Why Does This Conflict...
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