In further detail, the civil war started with the hardships of the Western Sudanese people. Faced with famine, farmers were forced to hoard the land in order to be able to provide sufficient resources for themselves and their families. Inevitably, this sparked copious amounts of dissatisfaction between civilians. Conditions worsened and vexations intensified until people began to rebel and revolt against the government, blaming them for neglecting Western Sudanese people. Consequently, the government summoned the Janjaweed, an Arab militia, to control these events. However, the Janjaweed is renown for their …show more content…
China invests greatly in Sudanese oil, and Sudan’s military gains most of their supplies from China. Similar to China, Russia supports Sudan’s territorial unification and opposes division of the country. Russia and Sudan have a strong political relationship, and they consider themselves to be robust global allies. It is likely that religious conflict in Sudan will not cease to exist. Nonetheless, people are remaining optimistic in terms of a peaceful compromise being made between the Janjaweed and the