The Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group in Sudan’s civil war, signed a political charter in Nairobi to establish a parallel government, sparking diplomatic tensions with the U.S. and Sudan. Critics questioned their ability to govern due to a history of brutality, while Kenya’s involvement raised concerns of influence from the United Arab Emirates. Despite recent military setbacks, the R.S.F. remains a significant force in Sudan, with ongoing support from the U.A.E. and neighboring countries.
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