An open clash within the Sudanese counterrevolution has plunged the country into violence, which has already killed around 100 people and wounded hundreds more.
The Sudanese Revolution is at a critical crossroads. The liberals and so-called international community have shown they offer no solutions.
In 2019, the Sudanese masses toppled the dictatorship of General Omar al-Bashir. Today, they are back on the streets in yet another revolutionary movement.
Following a coup, the enraged masses have returned to the streets in huge numbers. The reserves of the Sudanese Revolution are not exhausted.
Three months have passed since the Sudanese masses rose up and overthrew General Omar al-Bashir, the dictator who ruled Sudan with an iron fist for thirty years.
Hundreds of thousands of workers, peasants, and poor took to the streets of Sudan to protest against the vicious rule of the Junta.
