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🔴 BREAKING - Sudanese migrants are among the thousands who have recently entered Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. Sudan has been engulfed in a civil war since 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. Islamist factions tied to the former regime of Omar al-Bashir...

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The asylum seeker who tried to behead a man in Belfast is from Sudan. The Muslim Brotherhood has been in control of Sudan since 1989. With the civil war there, more and more Sudanese asylum seekers are setting their eyes on Europe. Many of them support the MB & head-chopping
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The asylum seeker who tried to behead a man in Belfast is from Sudan. The Muslim Brotherhood has been in control of Sudan since 1989. With the civil war there, more and more Sudanese asylum seekers are setting their eyes on Europe. Many of them support the MB & head-chopping

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The Sudanese Armed Forces introduced ideological vetting that has purged the national military of non-Islamist officers and created a Muslim Brotherhood-controlled state. 75% of Sudan’s military personnel belong to the Muslim Brotherhood, and 20,000 of them have received training from the IRGC. The war in Sudan is potentially the worst war in Africa’s history and certainly the worst in the world today. So why does it get so little attention?
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The Sudanese Armed Forces introduced ideological vetting that has purged the national military of non-Islamist officers and created a Muslim Brotherhood-controlled state. 75% of Sudan’s military personnel belong to the Muslim Brotherhood, and 20,000 of them have received training from the IRGC. The war in Sudan is potentially the worst war in Africa’s history and certainly the worst in the world today. So why does it get so little attention?

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“It’s not a war between the Rapid Support Forces and Sudanese Armed Forces, it’s the RSF and SAF against the people of Sudan.” Sudan specialist Shayna Lewis on the war against the Sudanese people and the hope that public outcry could result in boycotts of external backers
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“It’s not a war between the Rapid Support Forces and Sudanese Armed Forces, it’s the RSF and SAF against the people of Sudan.” Sudan specialist Shayna Lewis on the war against the Sudanese people and the hope that public outcry could result in boycotts of external backers

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* The French decision to include the Muslim Brotherhood on the European terrorist organizations list is a bold step that should be encouraged and generalized throughout Europe, because the time has truly come. * The Brotherhood represents a threat to global security and stability, committing crimes in destructive wars, and this could extend to European countries if the opportunity arises for them. * In Sudan, the Muslim Brotherhood leads the bloody war against democratic civilian forces, using the army to suppress the popular revolution and prolong the conflict, which has claimed the lives of thousands of innocents. * Banning the Brotherhood in Europe will dry up their funding sources and restrict them politically, which contributes to stopping the Sudanese war and supporting the democratic transition in Sudan.
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* The French decision to include the Muslim Brotherhood on the European terrorist organizations list is a bold step that should be encouraged and generalized throughout Europe, because the time has truly come. * The Brotherhood represents a threat to global security and stability, committing crimes in destructive wars, and this could extend to European countries if the opportunity arises for them. * In Sudan, the Muslim Brotherhood leads the bloody war against democratic civilian forces, using the army to suppress the popular revolution and prolong the conflict, which has claimed the lives of thousands of innocents. * Banning the Brotherhood in Europe will dry up their funding sources and restrict them politically, which contributes to stopping the Sudanese war and supporting the democratic transition in Sudan.

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After more than three years of war, analysts say Sudan’s conflict is not simply a power struggle between rival generals. Dr. Dr Tayseer Elfaki Mustafa argues the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) operate as an extension of the former Islamist regime under Omar al-Bashir, rather than a national army. Geopolitical analyst Mounir Allamineمنير الأمين similarly claims SAF leadership is dominated by Muslim Brotherhood-linked figures with ideological ties that extend beyond Sudan. Both warn that regional connections — including links across Africa and with Iran — raise the risk of the conflict spreading beyond Sudan, framing it as part of wider Islamist networks. They say the war has become a pathway back to power, fueling mass displacement, widespread killing, and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
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After more than three years of war, analysts say Sudan’s conflict is not simply a power struggle between rival generals. Dr. Dr Tayseer Elfaki Mustafa argues the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) operate as an extension of the former Islamist regime under Omar al-Bashir, rather than a national army. Geopolitical analyst Mounir Allamineمنير الأمين similarly claims SAF leadership is dominated by Muslim Brotherhood-linked figures with ideological ties that extend beyond Sudan. Both warn that regional connections — including links across Africa and with Iran — raise the risk of the conflict spreading beyond Sudan, framing it as part of wider Islamist networks. They say the war has become a pathway back to power, fueling mass displacement, widespread killing, and a deepening humanitarian crisis.

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Sudan is the "greatest humanitarian crisis of the 21st century", foreign secretary Yvette Cooper tells Africa correspondent Yousra Elbagir. Sudan has been in the middle of a brutal war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and a powerful paramilitary group, Rapid Support Forces.
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BAN THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD!!! Both Iran and Qatar are sending arms shipments to the Sudanese Armed Forces, which is heavily influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood! How does this proxy war benefit Iran and Qatar? Well it kills more Sudanese people, so theres that. In Sudan, the Muslim Brotherhood organisation committed atrocious crimes under the regime of Omar al-Bashir. He imposed Sharia law that included torturing women, also state sanctioned executions. He also used rape as a weapon of war. He destroyed Sudan's economy and civil service, and he is supporting the current civil war led by the Sudanese Armed Forces today. This has led to the killing of civilians and the displacement of millions, causing a refugee crisis, but it's not one you will have heard too much about. Ask yourselves why that is? The crimes committed by Sudanese Armed Forces justify the recent French decision adopted by its parliament, calling on the European Union to include the Muslim Brotherhood on the list of terrorist organisations—a decisive step to confront their global threat. However, sanctions must also be imposed on the countries that support them in the Middle East for these steps to be successful and effective!
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BAN THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD!!! Both Iran and Qatar are sending arms shipments to the Sudanese Armed Forces, which is heavily influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood! How does this proxy war benefit Iran and Qatar? Well it kills more Sudanese people, so theres that. In Sudan, the Muslim Brotherhood organisation committed atrocious crimes under the regime of Omar al-Bashir. He imposed Sharia law that included torturing women, also state sanctioned executions. He also used rape as a weapon of war. He destroyed Sudan's economy and civil service, and he is supporting the current civil war led by the Sudanese Armed Forces today. This has led to the killing of civilians and the displacement of millions, causing a refugee crisis, but it's not one you will have heard too much about. Ask yourselves why that is? The crimes committed by Sudanese Armed Forces justify the recent French decision adopted by its parliament, calling on the European Union to include the Muslim Brotherhood on the list of terrorist organisations—a decisive step to confront their global threat. However, sanctions must also be imposed on the countries that support them in the Middle East for these steps to be successful and effective!

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The Muslim Brotherhood-tied Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) under General Burhan continue their attacks against Christian churches in Sudan. Just before the civil war started, a SAF member set fire to the Sudanese Church of Christ building. After the civil war broke out, SAF shelled and completely destroyed the largest church in Omdurman, the Sudan Evangelical Presbyterian Church. SAF also bombed a Baptist church in Wad Madani and church properties in Khartoum El-Shajara. More than 150 churches have been attacked since the start of the civil war. The Islamists are trying to eradicate Christianity from Sudan. The religion has long roots in the country. Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (527-565) helped to make Nubia a stronghold of Christianity and by 580 AD Christianity had become the official religion of northern Sudan, centered around the Faras Cathedral. The Muslim Brotherhood wants another Nigeria in Sudan.
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The Muslim Brotherhood-tied Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) under General Burhan continue their attacks against Christian churches in Sudan. Just before the civil war started, a SAF member set fire to the Sudanese Church of Christ building. After the civil war broke out, SAF shelled and completely destroyed the largest church in Omdurman, the Sudan Evangelical Presbyterian Church. SAF also bombed a Baptist church in Wad Madani and church properties in Khartoum El-Shajara. More than 150 churches have been attacked since the start of the civil war. The Islamists are trying to eradicate Christianity from Sudan. The religion has long roots in the country. Byzantine Emperor Justinian I (527-565) helped to make Nubia a stronghold of Christianity and by 580 AD Christianity had become the official religion of northern Sudan, centered around the Faras Cathedral. The Muslim Brotherhood wants another Nigeria in Sudan.

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JIHAD TAKEOVER IN AFRICA WITH ARAB NATIONS HELP It is a power struggle between the RSF militia and the Sudanese Armed Forces — a military establishment deeply penetrated by Islamist and Muslim Brotherhood-linked networks. The U.S. has even moved against Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood networks and the al-Bara Bin Malik Brigade, an Islamist militia aligned with the army. Now SAF says it has liberated the Jabal Moon area in West Darfur and captured the strategic border town of Kulbus, while heavy fighting continues in Sirba, backed by air and drone strikes on RSF positions. SAF also claims it retook Sarkam and Maqjah in the Blue Nile Region, while SAF-aligned Joint Forces say they expelled RSF fighters from Abu Qamra in North Darfur’s Karnoi locality. Here is what matters: The army side is not some clean “national military.” It is backed by Islamist power networks inside Sudan, supported externally by countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and Iran, while the UAE is widely accused of backing the RSF. Sudan is becoming one of the most dangerous proxy battlefields in Africa — Islamists, militias, Gulf rivalries, Iran, weapons routes, gold, ports, and the Red Sea corridor. What happens in Sudan will not stay in Sudan.
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I need to draw your attention to a very underreported crisis. The islamic regime's ties to Sudanese islamists which has gone on for 4 long decades is growing more and more ominous. A former Sudanese minister named Khalid Yousif not only revealed that the regime in Iran's deeply rooted ties with Sudan's Islamists remain active, he also added some worrying new information: • Khomeini's islamic revolution was a direct inspiration for Sudan's islamist movement, and they shaped themselves after his vision. • After the 1989 coup, Sudan based its regime security model on the IRGC and its basijis - in other words a foreign facing islamist army, with an inwards facing oppressive paramilitary group. • The IRGC has been training the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood-linked terrorists who now fight in the SAF for many years. • The islamic regime financially and technologically supports the islamist Sudanese regime. • The recent Green Card holder who was arrested in Los Angeles for procuring weapons for the IRGC, intended to transfer these to Sudan. • Sudan restored diplomatic ties with the islamic regime in Iran in 2023, at a time when the entire world began opening its eyes to how evil the regime truly is. He clarified that the IRGC terrorist mafia, while bombing every country in the Persian Gulf, also directly backs the MB whose mission is to spread islamist terrorism worldwide. My point is this: I have seen this before. The islamic regime currently exploits Iraq, (formerly) Syria, Yemen and Lebanon as a terrorist trade network to peddle everything from weapons to proxy militias. They are now also doing the same thing in the heart of Africa, and believe me when I tell you there will be an attempted attack on Israel through Sudan one day.

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