How Russian, Iranian Weapons Fuel Sudan's Civil War

The video discusses the ongoing civil war in Sudan, highlighting the involvement of foreign powers like Russia and Iran, who support the Sudanese Armed Forces, and the alleged backing of the RSF by the UAE. The strategic location of Sudan on the Red Sea is a key factor in this geopolitical struggle. Despite sanctions from Western countries, arms continue to flow into Sudan, exacerbating the conflict. The video also explores the use of gold exports to fund military supplies.

Which countries are reported to be supporting the Sudanese Armed Forces in the civil war?

• United States and United Kingdom

• Russia and Iran

• China and India

• France and Germany

What is the alleged role of the United Arab Emirates in the Sudanese civil war?

• Supporting the Sudanese Armed Forces

• Providing humanitarian aid

• Backing the RSF through Chad

• Mediating peace talks

What is the primary reason for Russia and Iran's interest in supporting the Sudanese Armed Forces?

• Tourism development

• Economic investments in agriculture

• Cultural exchange programs

• Geographical significance of Port Sudan

What has been the response of Western countries to the arming of the conflict in Sudan?

• Military intervention

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Imposing sanctions

• Providing humanitarian aid

How are Russia and Iran managing to continue supplying arms despite sanctions?

• By increasing local production

• Through international trade agreements

• Through diplomatic immunity

• Using alternative networks and shadow fleets