Can anyone tell me Sudan's policy on the North Korea Missile crisis?

Question

Please provide your source. And in additon, if you can, tell me who Sudan's allies are. Thank you.

Answer 1

I doubt that Sudan has any real policy on North Korea, except maybe that the big countries shouldn't push around the little ones. They are part of the African Union, so the other members are allies to some extent.

They have severely isolated themselves the last few years with all the problems in Dar fore. I think the only people who defend them at all are doing it on grounds of national sovereignty. They all denounce their actions in the same breath though.

Answer 2

What an ODD Question......

Ok here goes......

Sudan (largest country in Africa by land-mass, and the largest Arabic country in Africa by land mass also).

Bordered by Egypt to the north and Ethiopia to the west.
Libya, Congo, Chad, Kenya, and Uganda surround this nation on all sides.

The 1st Sudanese War broke out between Northern Muslims and Southern Christians and lasted from 1955 to 1972. The Muslim forces of the North were accused of 'ethnic cleansings' and 'mass enslavement' of captured tribes people. Islamic Jihadists heavily supported the North in its military advances and guerrilla activities.

The 2nd Sudanese War broke out in 1983 again led by an Islamic Council that quickly killed all the Christians in power and then proceeded south to exterminate the Southern Christians again. This war lasted until 2003 and was highlighted by such actions as dropping napalm and incendiary bombs on helpless Christian tribes people in the south. In 1992 Sudan invited fellow Muslims to a conference... every major terrorist group attended including Hamas, Al Qaeda, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah to name a few.

In 2005 the U.N. steeped in to stop the genocide that was threatening to kill every single non-Muslim in Sudan. This was to stop the 'Darfur genocide' from continuing any further.

Chad is currently at a "state of war" with Sudan for recent border incursions and for "exporting the Islamic hatred across its borders into Chad".