Are we on the verge of stopping the war? By Dr. Ahmed Babaker Al-Hadaf newspaper

 ‎Are we on the verge of stopping the war?‎

‎By Dr. Ahmed Babaker‎ Al-Hadaf newspaper.

Translated from Arabic by Ibrahim Ebeid. July 27,2024

‎ The majority of the Sudanese people are waiting for any harbingers to stop the war, which has harmed them in a way they could not have imagined in their worst nightmares.‎ ‎As part of this great people, we await any sign of stopping this damned war.‎ ‎Any event, preeminent events, to happen must have subjective and objective conditions; even these circumstances do not occur suddenly but are subject to a process that creates and sometimes takes a long path…‎ ‎Just as the outbreak of war had an objective and subjective circumstance, its cessation also requires the availability of the subjective and objective condition…‎ ‎Self-conditions for the cessation of war:‎ ‎The two sides reached a balance of weakness as each side realized the impossibility of winning this war.‎ ‎Lack of internal or external support that contributes to continuity…‎ ‎The enormous losses of the two parties and the inability to compensate them‎ ‎The two parties concluded that they had committed a major crime against the people and the country and had become just criminals in the eyes of the citizens.‎ ‎The two sides no longer have any ability to produce new slogans and motives for the continuation of the war after exposing the scandal to the Sudanese people.‎ ‎Objective conditions:‎ ‎ The voice of those who rejected the war rose after the Sudanese people passed the stage of shock.‎ ‎The cloud of disinformation on which the two sides of the war based the legitimacy of the fighting, such as the war of dignity, the war to restore civil and democracy, and the fight against the 56th state.‎ ‎Expanding awareness among citizens that stopping the war is a national, moral, and humanitarian goal.‎ ‎The expansion and expansion of the war has put the majority of the Sudanese people in the circle of those affected by it and, thus, their rejection of its continuation.‎ ‎The goals of the war are exposed to all Sudanese: it is a struggle over the country’s power, wealth, and resources, and there is no national agenda that governs the course of this war.‎ ‎It is revealed that the masses brought down a small group of stakeholders and a well-known political organization in the most significant popular uprising.‎ ‎Increasing awareness that the bill for military rule and their conflicts cannot be borne by the people, unlike the bill for democratic civilian rule, whatever its mistakes, it is a cost that can be borne, and there is even the possibility of correcting any errors.‎ ‎All regional and international parties have said that the continuation of this war may have negative repercussions on the region and the world.‎ ‎So, there is no longer any chance that this war will continue.‎ ‎Conclusion:‎ ‎Political and civil forces should speed up consensus on a national program that will be the leader for the coming period and not leave the stage to the forces conflicting with regional and international ambitions to shape the next political scene