The United States of America is no longer the one sitting on the throne of international decision-making with its hegemonic tendencies to control the will of states, dominate the international community, and impose its strategy on the map of the planet.<\/p>\n
The strategic expert Prof. Mohamed Hussein Abu Salikh states: _”It is a well-known fact that human beings in this world have throughout history been in a state of competition governed by the strong. As an extension of this human legacy, the bipolar world order emerged in the last century, where the world was divided between the Soviets and the United States. This situation led to a kind of international balance that was reflected in achieving a measure of stability and international peace.”_<\/p>\n
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, a unipolar system emerged, represented by the United States of America. Since then, the world entered a state of instability. Financial chaos, cultural chaos, and moral chaos occurred, along with massive environmental destruction and severe depletion of resources. The world did not find peace, especially in the Far East and the Middle East, where the \u201ccreative chaos\u201d doctrine was applied. As a result, we witnessed waves of wars that led to the destruction of entire countries under false pretexts, along with massive psychological devastation and large-scale operations to achieve hegemony. Among its important tools were: creating loyal regimes, media wars, establishing extremist and armed organizations, in addition to the use of unilateral sanctions.<\/p>\n
Sudan fell victim to these sanctions, which represented a form of terrorism. The principle of applying collective punishment to the civilian population was used. The sanctions went beyond the government and affected the Sudanese citizen in all aspects of life. They also led to weakening the overall performance of the state and thus paved the way for putting the state in a circle of blackmail and compliance with Western conditions, which is the basic meaning of the sanctions principle.<\/p>\n
America has continued to adopt proposals for resolutions against Sudan in the UN Security Council. It is a painful and bitter circle in the memory of the Sudanese people for more than forty years. It seeks to implement its strategy in Sudan to keep it a burning, unstable, and weak state in order to secure its resources as a strategic reserve for future American generations. This was clearly evident in its policies and dealings with Sudan regarding its developmental, security, and political issues.<\/p>\n
One of the reasons for the prolongation of crises on the Sudanese people is the United States of America. It claims the right of peoples to development, justice, and democracy as superficial slogans and a false facade with which it decorates its malicious and hidden agenda of greed and whims to seize the capabilities and resources of developing peoples by weakening their countries, through blackmail schemes, colonial hegemony, manufacturing wars and violence, and partition projects.<\/p>\n
*Features of American Policies in Sudan and Their Impact on the Course of the War*<\/p>\n
From April 2023 to August 2026, American policy shifted from “mediation and light pressure” to “sanctions and proposals for embargoes.” Its declared goal is mercy: to stop the war, achieve peace, and protect civilians. But its inner intent contains torment: to achieve its strategic interests in Sudan.<\/p>\n
The new American proposal – August 2026, in the UN Security Council session on August 24, 2026, includes the following items:
\n– *Expanding the embargo*: from Darfur only to include all of Sudan, covering areas controlled by both the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces.
\n– *No-fly zone*: imposing a complete no-fly zone over all of Sudan.
\n– *Including drones*: adding drones, their components, and military aviation systems to the list of prohibited weapons.
\n– *Tightening monitoring*: increasing the number of experts in the Sudan Sanctions Committee monitoring panel and enhancing coordination among them.<\/p>\n
The absurdity of the proposal is evident, as America does not recognize the legitimacy and constitutionality of the Armed Forces’ right to protect its citizens. It wants to strip it of strategic weapons such as aircraft and drones under the pretext of protecting civilians, while forcibly equating the rebel militia with the Sudanese Army.<\/p>\n
The whole truth is that the Armed Forces have won and succeeded in defeating the militia and are on their way to eradicating it, especially as the army has excelled in using drones and shooting down enemy drones. The battle is at its end, and they want to create a balance for the enemy to return to its initial strength at the beginning of the war. But that is impossible.<\/p>\n
The logic of power is the strong weapon in the balances of international relations, and possessing it is the safety valve for Sudan and its future. This must be done by all means and through strategic alliances with Russia, China, Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar. This represents the rational international balancing axis to break the wall of unipolarity that has corrupted the world with its reckless and foolish policies, and increased the suffering of peoples and civilians in various regions and countries, despite its claims of protecting them and safeguarding their rights to development, justice, and democracy..!!?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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