Rothmus 🏴(@Rothmus):Step 1: The White House says it doesn't recognize Sudan's government, the one run by SAF general al-Burhan. Step 2: It says it opposes parallel governments and supports the country's unity. Step 3: It reminds everyone that the SAF has used chemical weapons on its own people. I'm sensing a pattern. Washington is finally treating an army that gassed civilians for what it is. The question now is whether "we don't recognize them" actually changes anything on the ground, or if it's just a statement. What does non-recognition get Sudanese civilians that diplomacy never did?

2026.09.22 17:08

Step 1: The White House says it doesn't recognize Sudan's government, the one run by SAF general al-Burhan. Step 2: It says it opposes parallel governments and supports the country's unity. Step 3: It reminds everyone that the SAF has used chemical weapons on its own people. I'm sensing a pattern. Washington is finally treating an army that gassed civilians for what it is. The question now is whether "we don't recognize them" actually changes anything on the ground, or if it's just a statement. What does non-recognition get Sudanese civilians that diplomacy never did?