NYT: Biden and Trump Call Sudan Genocide Then Withdraw
The New York Times highlighted the failure of the U.S. administration, led by Biden and Trump, to act to stop the humanitarian crisis in Sudan despite the Rapid Support Forces being classified as committing genocide. The article discussed reports of mass killings, rapes, and sexual assaults against civilians, especially in the Darfur region. It also touched on the support from the UAE for the Rapid Support Forces, along with other countries like Egypt and Iran backing the Sudanese army, with evidence of chemical weapon use. The report noted that about two-thirds of Sudan's population, approximately 35 million out of 53 million people, are in need of humanitarian aid. However, UN funding covers only 40% of the needs, while the number of victims and deaths continues to rise. The newspaper emphasized that the international community has the capacity to act but lacks the political will. Additionally, reports by experts and human rights organizations criticize governments for their failure to hold supporting countries accountable. The article questioned how complicit wealthy nations, especially the UAE, might be in allowing the atrocities in Sudan to continue.
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