After the success of African peace, Trump urged him to tackle the forgotten war of Sudan
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A fresh new way from the success of bringing peace to one African conflict, president Donald Trump And his administration is “uniquely located” to end other major wars on the continent in Sudan, according to major analysts.
President Trump took the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwandan foreign ministers to the White House on June 27th and signed a peace agreement to end the 30-year-old war.
Cameron Hudson, a former African official in the George W. Bush administration, said Fox News Digital Trump’s actions on Africa’s mediated peace are “refreshing” and that US involvement in Sudan is essential.
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The war in Sudan claimed the lives of tens of thousands, uprooted over 12 million people, creating what the International Rescue Committee described as “the biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded.” (Ebrahim Hamid/AFP via Getty Images)
Sudan is often referred to as a forgotten war. An estimated 150,000 people were killed. On Friday, a State Department spokesman said a staggering 14.2 million people have been displaced to Fox News Digital since the government and rapid support forces of rebels began the current civil war in April 2023. Conflict. “
in UN Security Council Explaining Thursday, U.S. representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea said, “With many measures, the Sudan conflict is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today. We call on the Sudan War Party to stop hostilities, allow obstructed humanitarian access to all parts of the country and protect civilians.”
“The United States calls for accountability to the Sudanian Genocide’s rapid support forces, where it killed even infants ethnically, targeted fugitives and targeted acts of brutal sexual violence against women and girls of other ethnic groups.”
President Donald Trump holds a signature document to present to Congo’s Foreign Minister Therese Kaikwamba Wagner, as Foreign Minister Olivier Nundungayle, President of Rwandan Marco Rubio Watch, at the White House Oval Office in Washington State. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Cneta)
The Office of the United Nations Humanitarian Agreement (OCHA) declares that aid fleets have been targeted, hospitals have been bombed, and food and water are intentionally withheld. The RSF rebels reportedly surround the city and camp of El Fascher in Darfur, effectively encircling the area.
Hudson, original State Department The advisor told Fox News Digital that President Trump “is a moment when he makes his move as he is rapidly betting on his position as world peace manager.
“The extent to which Trump continues to frame his personal diplomacy in terms of peace has been well received. The peace prioritization in the Congo-Lawanda conflict, close to home, is considered authentic.
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“In general, Africans don’t grue the president for having an agenda to secure critical minerals. I think they think his transparency and trade-ism are refreshing from the US president. Washington tends to talk about our values, but he tends to pursue our interests in contradictory ways.
Members of the Batalion Special Missionary Army of the Sudanese Army in the Northern Province are holding a parade in Karima City on May 19, 2024. (Getty Images)
Looking back at the tsunami of words and the lack of decisive action from the previous administration, Hudson said, “If we look at the facts on earth today in Sudan, this may be the last moment we are trying to return the country from the brink of collapse.
“The failed state of 50 million people on the Red Sea coast disrupts the essential lanes of commercial voyages, destabilizes Gulf partners, and sends waves of immigration flowing into Europe and Africa. This will not serve Washington’s interests.”
Ambassador Siya said at a security board briefing this week that the US believes “external support for fighter (Sudan) parties must not only extend the conflict, but must stop it.”
Army soldiers walk in front of the Republican Palace in Khartoum, Sudan, after being recaptured by the Sudanese troops on March 21, 2025. (AP photo)
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Hudson said the US can end its support and it can end it.
“The Trump administration is being set up on its own to bring about change in Sudan,” Hudson said. “Major supporters on the side of war – Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, turkey -All US allies. If President Trump is cultivating close ties and deep influence. He is in a position to help these countries build consensus to resolve their differences and end their support for the war. It requires some dedicated diplomacy, but that’s the message he’s trying to send in, that he’s the peace superintendent. ”
“The US is focused on working with partners to resolve the Sudan crisis,” a State Department spokesman told Fox News Digital Friday. “We support the restoration of civil governance in a peaceful and unified Sudan. We continue to engage with key regions and other partners to halt hostilities to the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to halt hostilities, grant obstructed humanitarian access to all parts of the country, protect civilians, and encourage measures towards peace through inclusive peace.