72 Hours Covering the Sudan War (I have no words)



A once-in-a-lifetime journey deep into the Sudan borderlands.
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31 Comments

  1. Stories like these make me realize how fortunate I am to have a roof over my head and the privilege of living a safe and comfortable life. Sometimes, we forget how much we have until we see what others are going through.

  2. Are people that go to these places not legally allowed to bring a firearm with them ? It doesn’t seem like they have any other laws there. And you can fly with a firearm example live in Ohio have a hunting trip booked in Alaska. So why on earth would anyone set foot on that land without a gun ?

  3. may allah aid and strengthen and protect our brothers and sisters in Sudan in Palestine and all over the world! wallah this brings tears to my eyes seeing this happening, you dont need to be muslim, you just need to be a human.

  4. Thank you for this vital footage and coverage, but you really don't tell the story when you point out that this extremely poor country's government-backed paramilitary is seemingly spending billions of dollars on state-of-the-art drone technology to kill and displace the Sudanese people en masse… That makes it all sound very intangible and confusing like we can't possibly stop the war given this power imbalance that seemingly existed organically within Sudan already.

    So, I think it's important to say it clearly and openly that the UAE is funding these horrific drone attacks, and likely many of the other atrocities committed by the RSF. We know this to be true in 2026 and it helps paint a clearer picture of what this war truly means to the wider geopolitical orbit and why certain parties are invested in continuing the Sudanese civil war. This is why donations to the Sudanese people are more important than ever, because you're supporting a people who you've seen have essentially nothing, yet they're left to defend themselves against the financial backing of one of the wealthiest petrostates in the world. So next time your favorite sporting event visits BEAUTIFUL ABU DHABI or LUXURIOUS DUBAI, remember who they're government really are and what they're doing to these, relatively defenseless, human beings just trying to exist in a different continent entirely.

  5. My son went 'no contact' after I spent 20 years paying maintenance, getting g in touch, taking him on trips etc. He turned 21 and took the maintenance until he left Uni then went no contact. To be honest, after the initial surprise, I don't give a damn. Such egoism is nothing I want to be part of.

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