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    Home » Blog » Trump admin warns of ‘serious consequences’ if Russia builds naval base in Sudan

    Trump admin warns of ‘serious consequences’ if Russia builds naval base in Sudan

    April 24, 2025Updated:April 24, 2025 US News No Comments
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    The administration of President Donald Trump has warned that Russia’s plan to establish a naval base in Sudan was have” serious consequences.”

    The United States is aware of the reported agreement between Russia and the SAF [ Sudanese Armed Forces ] on establishing a Russian naval facility on Sudan’s coast, according to a U.S. State Department spokesperson. We advise all  countries, including Sudan, to steer clear of any dealings with Russia’s security market, which could lead to serious consequences, including sanctions against those parties or individuals.

    Moving forward with such a service or any other form of security cooperation with Russia, according to the U.S. State Department’s spokesperson, “would more remove Sudan, deepen the recent conflict, and danger more local destabilization.”

    As it moves forward with approved ideas for a foundation in Port Sudan for nuclear-powered boats and additional warships, Russia appears to be in a position to meet other world power with a major naval presence close to the Horn of Africa, according to Fox News. The proposed foundation would be close to the Chinese and American bases in Djibouti, according to the store. According to Fox News, Port Sudan could be Russia’s sole overseas naval base because Syria’s new state is expected to force Russia out of its Tartus marine bottom.

    Russian aircraft enter the Northern Air Defense Identification Zone, which the US government has been tracking.

    According to Fox News, a package that allows Russia to establish a military presence in Sudan has already been approved. The offer was finalized between the two nations in February, according to Sarah Koffler, an analyst of strategic military intelligence, according to Fox News.

    Because of its corporate site, Moscow sees Sudan as a logical place to start a Russian offensive against China and the United States in the region, according to Koffler. Russia sees China and the United States as its main adversaries, which could spark a dynamic issue for Moscow over the long term. Putin therefore desires intellect and military installations close to the Chinese and American bases in Djibouti.

    Koffler suggested that Russia may use Port Sudan to “use all kinds of war-fighting skills,” citing the U.S. and Chinese naval foundations that are already present in the area.

    I do not rule out the possibility that Putin might accept something destructive to utilize the drown point and destroy or undermine global shipping in order to deter European actions threatening Russia, Koffler said.” If Russia perceives an oncoming escalation against Russia, let’s state in Ukraine,”

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