Territorial changes, offensives, sieges, drone warfare, and ceasefire attempts across Sudan's active fronts.
This is footage from the ongoing war in Sudan (SAF vs RSF). But somehow you’re deliberately attributing it to Nigeria. If I had my way, people like you should be arrested and jailed without the option of a fine.
@visegrad24 Looks like these soldiers found something nice in the RSF stash 😅
🚨 FACT CHECK This video being pushed as “Nigeria under APC” is NOT from Nigeria. It is footage from the ongoing war in Sudan (SAF vs RSF). Reverse image searches and prior postings (including TikTok and Facebook) confirm it. One detailed geolocation even places distinctive buildings in the clip around Bara, North Kordofan. Yet clowns are captioning it: “This isn’t Afghanistan, Syria, or the movies. This is our reality now in this country under the APC. A vote for the APC is a vote for terrorism.” This is classic propaganda technique: Take dramatic war footage from another African conflict Strip the original context Drop it into Nigerian political discourse Add an inflammatory caption Let emotion do the rest Nigeria has real and serious security challenges that demand honest scrutiny. Banditry, terrorism, and communal violence are not imaginary. But manufacturing evidence with Sudanese war clips does not strengthen the case it weakens it. It insults the intelligence of Nigerians and distracts from actual threats on the ground. Geography is not optional. Sudan is not Nigeria simply because someone typed “APC” above the video. Stop recycling foreign war footage as local reality. It helps no one except those who profit from chaos and division. Truth first Always. cc @aonanuga1956
Could this have something to do with Egypt aligning closely with KSA and Turkey and backing the SAF against the RSF?
https://t.co/las7FjIhyH "The Sudanese Armed Forces receive support from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Eritrea. The RSF gets backing from allies in Chad, the Central African Republic, Ethiopia and — critically — the United Arab Emirates."
@RepublikFree @SudanTribune_EN @IanECox @ayomikun09B True,the final SAF advance into darfur might be possible late next year as the RSF struggles to maintain its lines in parts of Kordofan.That aforementioned final advantage will likely involve tens to hundreds of thousands of troops on multiple fronts,it'll be bloody
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