The War in Sudan: A Tool of Global Plunder

While the ongoing war in Sudan is presented in the media as a civil war, recent revelations, including by the Financial Times, El País, and BBC, show that it is a section of the ‘global murder value chain,’ where resource-rich countries are subjected to chaos and plunder by the West’s affiliated mercenaries.

Resurgence of Violence in Sudan

Global Mercenaries — GSSG, Operating like Blackwater Private Military Contractor (PMC)

A Financial Times report from August 15, 2026, reported that Global Security Service Group (GSSG),) a security company based in the UAE and linked to the country’s top leadership, recruited up to 2,000 mercenaries from Colombia, trained some in the UAE, and facilitated their movements through Libya, Chad, or Somalia to fight alongside the RSF. This revelation follows others that were made by other media outlets, such as El País and the BBC. Participation of an external player, CSSG, excludes the notion that the conflict is internal to Sudan. It also places it in the middle of others occurring in the world today.

The GSSG is engaged in major global conflicts, raising the possibility that it is a mercenary firm engaged in the global war for resources waged through creating instability. Human life and suffering experienced by victims are, to those driving GSSG, or Sallyport Global and Blackwater before, the currency in this global value chain of death controlled by the US and its vassals. In April 2026, Critical Threats revealed that GSSG was involved in the Ukraine-Russia........

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