The worst ongoing war no one is talking about

[@greenzone730]

As an Ethiopian, I really love and respect our Sudanese brothers. And wish peace for our region and good people of Sudan✌

[@SM-LUVME]

ThanQ so much from a Sudanese girl❤️❤️ I have a lot of habeshian friends I truly believe that we r one but our governments ruined everything

[@funkyypiece9429]

When me and my family fled the war, we spent a whole month in an ethiopian family's house they were super generous and kind, and they let us stay with them without anythingin return. Love you guys from sudan ❤

[@bukura1000]

Many Ethiopian girls provide good service to Sudanese men in their coffee shop.. now the business is down. 😂

[@sultan7129]

​​@@bukura1000dont Ware y mom is available may pro 😂😂.❤

[@firstsecrets]

✅ 🚀 ❤ 😎 💜 👉 Respect and peace

[@faiqabadreldin3753]

Bless you for talking about us. There are 45 million of us and not a single Sudanese family is still intact, I lost my Dad, many of my extended family, and my siblings and nephews and nieces are holding on by a thread in the midst of hunger and lack of services. We need to be seen and heard before we're vanish silently.

[@noorabdalla1876]

may Allah make it easier for you sister

[@Heegooat]

My condolences.Hang on please

[@AliAmr-ni5fs]

الله المستعان أنا أخوكم يماني من أرض اليمن جزيرة العرب وهذا ما حدث مع أكثر شعوب وقبائل المسلمين عرب وعجم دمروهم وشتتوهم وانتهكو أعراضهم نحن قوم أعزنا الله بالإسلام فإن ابتغينا العزة بغير الاسلام أذلنا الله وأدعو الله أن ييسر أمركم إخوتنا أهل النيل وأهل القدس وكل الشام والعراق وكل بلاد المسلمين. وأيضا الأمر الثاني يا أختي لماذا تضعي صورتك متبرجة. ابعديها بارك الله فيك

[@christopherjofficial]

As a South Sudanese who lived most of his life in Khartoum, this video is as important for me as the people and friends that I’ve lost 😢and missed from those old days ! “Why is Sudan forgotten “

[@JustinOlpompa]

South Sudan’s war is also forgotten.

[@MrMrusif]

Loads of love and respect to the efforts and time you spent to get this piece of art out to the world. اللهم ارفع البلاء و اصلح حال السودان يا رب العالمين...

[@merafterouni9904]

❤🇪🇹

[@k.a.2247]

اللهم آمين يارب العالمين

[@WaleedTravels]

Thank you for making this video 🇸🇩

[@logmanibrahim249]

This land is ours, and I am confident that we will soon start building the nation we’ve dreamed of for so long. I had never witnessed Sudan's beauty like I did in this time, even amid the conflict. It moved me to tears and made me realize that our love for Sudan is something we are born with, deeply ingrained in us. Thank you .❤

[@djzz7194]

Thank you for talking about my country Sudan at a time when the whole world has forgotten ❤❤

[@alfatihmohamed1634]

check the map before talking

[@amo29812]

@@alfatihmohamed1634?

[@Jeewee8500]

Sudanese people matter

[@mortist_0_0]

Watching this video brings tears to my eyes. Though I've never been to Sudan, after traveling as an exile for two years, I met my first Sudanese friend during a Workaway project in Turkey. It was the first time in those two years that I felt truly understood by someone. We became so deeply connected that saying goodbye to her was one of the hardest moments of my travels. I’m incredibly grateful to all of you for sharing the truths of people who often have no power or opportunity to present themselves as they truly are to the world. As a traveler who faces constant injustice and restrictions abroad, I can deeply relate to the pain of being misjudged-of being seen as someone you're not-simply because no one cares to listen to your real story or view things from another angle. Right now, no matter where we are on this planet, we may encounter Sudanese refugees who are struggling to build new lives, all while carrying an immense burden on their hearts and shoulders. By watching this video, we may learn how to offer them better treatment and become a safe person for them to reach out to if they ever need us. I wish peace and happiness to all the Sudanese people who, despite everything, continue to practice love and friendship for one another and their beautiful homeland.

[@elgaali]

We can’t say less than thank you for highlighting our (forgettable war).

[@RobertoHelou]

I hope it makes a difference, even if tiny ♥️

[@alfatihmohamed1634]

@@RobertoHelou re check the map its not correct

[@waladkosti]

As A Sudanese person, I would like to thank you for your efforts on covering Sudan and I would like to apologize for not sending you any videos as you asked for on Instagram a while back ! It's nice to see that you still put together an incredible visual experience. I'm a Sudanese activist, analyst and reporter. I'll be providing you with feedback and necessary corrections from the perspective of a Sudanese citizen whose family was almost entirely displaced by this war and who spent considerable time researching and most importantly listening to ordinary Sudanese people from all areas of Sudan as is necessary when you report on a place. To give you a bit of background on myself: I was a part and supporter of the 2019 revolution and come from an average Sudanese, rather middle or lower-middle class anti-Bashir family. I am not affiliated with any political parties.

[@waladkosti]

2:00 - 2:30 Here I believe it's important to correct a few things for the sake of framing things correctly: While it is true that Hemedti lusted for power since his early days, the same cannot be said for Al-Burhan. After all Al-Burhan was offered governorship by the former president in 2015 and rejected it. His coming to power was also nothing he actually had a hand in: the Sudanese people overthrew Al-Bashir, then his defense-minister and then Al-Burhan was chosen out of a selection of senior officers because he was believed to be the least connected to the ruling NCP party. However, Hemedtis latest coup attempt (which is the start of this war) was driven out of his desire to (and I quote him) "either arrest or kill the criminal Al-Burhan" - who was his superior at the time. As for the massacres, I also believe it is unfair to equate both figures, as Hemedti was always the leader of his own formations, freely deciding to massacre people (as is also evinced by the latest war) while Al-Burhan was a officer within a military controlled by the state (in turn controlled by political parties) until 2019. Hemedtis look in those final frames is quite telling and chapeau for your editing there. Hemedti has betrayed Musa Hilal in the early 2000s, then rebelled twice against Al-Bashir in the 2010s, then betrayed Al-Bashir in 2019 and he betrayed Al-Burhan in 2023 - this is the guy who will do it all to become Supreme Leader.

[@waladkosti]

7:30 Many Sudanese analysts will tell you that the "coups" in Sudan were actually all instigated by different political parties, using army elements who are loyal to themselves and instigating them to take power so as to bring in their party to power, typically done in revenge or out of political spite against their rivals. Numeiry through the Communist Party and the Socialist Block, Bashir through the Muslim Brotherhood, even Abood wouldn't have come to power if it weren't for the Ummah Party.

[@waladkosti]

21:04 I think it's important to mention two things here: 1. The Insurrections from people of the Western and Southern belt were quelled using Janjaweed-like militias before Al-Bashir (refer to the 1987 massacres of Dinka people). The person first starting this trend is now a member of ex-prime minister Hamdok's political coalition. 2. Just as Gaddafi was importing Pan-Arabism from Libya, so to was Pan-Africanism promoted by Western states and also Israel.

[@waladkosti]

32:00 Here it's important to highlight and correct: The only elected democratic government to ever lead Sudan was elected after a popular revolution in 1983 (much like the one in 2019) and then the military taking over for transition before elections were held in 1984. This was the most diserable course of action, as the revolution had not formed a government (just like in 1983). Correction: Al-Burhan did not overthrow Al-Bashir. Al-Bashir was overthrown first by his defense minister Ibn-Auf, whose takeover was promptly rejected by the streets. Then, forced to resign himself, Al-Burhan was chosen because unlike others he was not implicated in any international war crimes cases. According to Al-Jazeera it was decided on a car ride through Khartoum on April 12th that Al-Burhan would be the new leader. As for Hemedti, he is a result of the aforementioned system of failure Al-Bashir put in place. Keep in mind: coup proofing always results in distrust from the army, so even if Al-Burhan were to like Hemedti, the reality is that the army would be forced to include the RSF in any agreement so as to avoid them attempting a coup (which would then happen in 2023 any ways) An important factor in the subsequent events and failures is what many people would agree was the highjacking of the revolution by political parties who used the existing tensions and instability to settle scores with former rivals and enrich themselves. Here I am referring t o the Forces for Freedom and Change which would then bring forth former prime minister Hamdok, who was briefly ousted and then reinstated into office in 2021.

[@RobertoHelou]

You're priceless my friend. I wish we connected earlier for me to make those changes in the video itself. Thank you so much for all the feedback and rectifications. I'm sure it's going to clarify a lot of blurry/false points I mentioned for the people wondering 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Bless you

[@ReemaAbdallah-xt9vi]

As a Sudanese I really appreciate u talking about the sudan war and everything and how you respect sudan and show respect to sudan and I hope the war stops in Sudan

[@hajidhusam]

Mama i made it on a Rob Video! Thank you man ❤ it was nice seeing this, a reminder of a more stable time before everything went down Thank you for all the love you showed when attending and i hope youre living good wherever you are in the world in your journey, we shall meet again 🙏🏾

[@ahmedalgaili3299]

شايفك في التيك توك دا انت ولا زول تاني

[@i.mu77md49]

من شفتك بطني طمت من الفيديو

[@BIGPPSLAV]

I am currently listening to your album bro. Really good work of art you did here.

[@hajidhusam]

@@ahmedalgaili3299 Yupp

[@matabhassan1843]

This… the goosebumps and tears i got watching this whole documentary, thank you. For being one of the very few people to actually hear our voice and channel it.

[@knight_visuals]

As a South Sudanese 🇸🇸,watching this is both educative and emotional,wish the world didn’t turn their back on Sudan 🇸🇩

[@Ryryroa]

🇸🇩❤🇸🇸💔

[@bluedanGraphics]

" The forgotten war " That's the truth, much respect & appreciation for the hard work You've put up . May god have mercy On us "the Forgotten ppl "

[@RobertoHelou]

Two things to mention about the video: 1) I want to be clear about the fact that some countries are much less involved in the Sudan proxy war than others. For example, Saudi Arabia and Egypt are taking more neutral and mediating stances on the war, as they are involved geopolitically and are regionally concerned by it. 2) I wasn’t planning on making a video about Khartoum. While there, I sporadically filmed my experiences and the people I met to keep a video journal, remember things I witnessed there while immersed in the culture, and just for fun. I had no clear goal to share any of it. When the war started, I thought, “I need to speak about this!” as it went almost entirely unnoticed in mainstream and social media. When I looked back at my footage, even if it wasn’t much, I thought I could still make a video about Khartoum, its people, and the war and connect all topics. I became seriously invested in the war, its evolution, and my friend's whereabouts. I regularly checked up on them to see if they were safe. I collected a lot of footage from Telegram groups and X and kept reading and updating myself about the conflict. This documentary was the natural next step. And now…it’s officially my longest video yet!

[@mekadragon86]

Egypt is actually working with the sudanese armed forces , thought air attacks .......

[@davidabiodunojofeitimi8360]

Amazing Documentary 🙌🏼.. very enlightening and very well made Roberto 🙏🏼 Thanks and Blessings to you and your team ❤️

[@mandymfarah]

Rob, this is an exceptional documentary! I love how you tell stories, explain complex history and show the beautiful and rich culture. Ive learned so much about Sudan and the current war. Keep up the amazing work!

[@sinakarandish6761]

Sudan is the country that humbled my heart with its beautiful people, i lived there for 2 years and left around 2018 and to this day i have not met people like sudanese people. i left my heart in sudan with its people and my heart shattered into pieces after hearing the news, may all the being in all the world be happy and free.

[@hibamohamed89]

I have loved every single sec of this, thank you for keep an eye on us! your efforts are sincerely appreciated

[@Hager_hamassien]

It is sad to see our neighbor sudan suffering because of corrupt irrisponsible warlords Sudanese are one of the most genuine, generous people you will ever meet. I stayed there fled my country eritrea . I wish peace and healing for the country ✌

[@Ms_TVV]

The story telling is crazy!! The movie making, the story telling, the people involved you made this story incredible.

[@OmarMagdy-we1qz]

I am deeply moved by this video. As an Egyptian, I have always felt a strong bond with our Sudanese brothers and sisters. Our cultures are intertwined, our histories connected, and seeing the pain and suffering in Sudan breaks my heart. It’s difficult to put into words how much this war affects us all. I pray for peace and unity for Sudan, and I hope that we can all come together to support and uplift one another during these difficult times.

[@Jaafar_Alkhalifa]

We truly appreciate your support 🙏🏼 May Allah protect us all

[@sanelisolupahla]

Rob, I have so much respect for you. The way you’ve shed light on Sudan’s story is truly eye-opening. I wasn’t very informed about Sudan’s culture, history, or government, but thanks to you, I’ve learned so much about the ongoing situation. Your work has inspired me to do what I can to keep others informed and to stand in solidarity with our fellow neighbors. One part that really touched me was seeing how a small act of kindness, like hosting someone, can end up changing a life. You not only shared Sudan’s story, but you also became part of it. My greatest takeaway was when you said, 'Travel changes people, and people change the world.' I can proudly say that you are living proof of that. Thank you for your impactful work.

[@sanelisolupahla]

when Talal said rather*

[@emmkillaa]

My beautiful country that i never saw 😭. Thanks for your kind words

[@austinmiranda7666]

the beauty of the Sudanese spirit is not bound by borders, but rather by love and compassion towards those around you. regardless of the current state of Sudan, LOVE RULES ALL🇸🇩🇸🇩

[@Boss-el-patron]

Wow, I am speechless as this is so far the greatest documentary I have ever watched 😢😢😢 Peace and prayers to Sudan

[@Sivc77]

Thank you for this documentary that shins a light about our brothers in Sudan. however, this country even suffers from Terrorist groups that comes from neighborhood countries that provokes the conflict more & more

[@girumf1512]

Ethiopian here, I rarely comment but this was the most eye opening video I saw this year. Thank you for the effort.

[@lorenzbarone]

This video is on another level, wow... This situation brings me into tears and I'm glad you put so much work to make a video about Sudan, it is a country with some of the kindest people I've ever meet around the world.

[@RobertoHelou]

Now you understand my need and sense of responsibility for making this documentary... I also felt the highest emotions being there and meeting these genuinely wonderful people, but shortly after the lowest when I heard about the war starting and affecting my new friends... Honestly one of the most underrated countries on earth

[@ZondyRex]

Thank you so much for this documentary!! This very informative information and great quality on what is happening. Pray for Sudan to come back better than ever! Long Live Sudan!

[@MohamedElSayed-ot2qc]

As sudanese people we do really appreciate this effort to report news about our country and its culture in english Thank you for covering up and highlighting sudan's war

[@None-sh1tc]

Thank you Roberto for this masterpiece film project. No one has ever before reflected on Sudan’s current situation & predicament better than you’ve shown. Sudan will be standing stronger more than ever before. Sincere regards and best wishes to you. ❤

[@erditesfamichael3376]

This is the best coverage of what's going on in Sudan that you don't get to see in any media outlet. Thank you Roberto.

[@DoaaAlkhedir-my3gn]

I cried a river watching this video, THANK YOU for being the voice that we need for speaking about us. I can't tell you how much appreciation I have . And I hope that soon we will rise again and build our country Sudan from scratch and then we will invite you all back to celebrate victory with us Inshallha ❤.

[@Kev-D-OG]

You make some of the best stuff I've seen on this entire site. The amount of care you put into highlighting the people of the places you visit while also ensuring that each place has a message you want the world to hear is inspired. Genuine to its core and something that will reach all over the world.

[@RobertoHelou]

Thank you. I tried to do what's right being in the unique position of being one of the last foreigners to pass by Sudan before the war and having to tell its story

[@Mahmoud-kd1sr]

I am glad you took your time to produce such an eye opening documentary that will definitely shed more light into the war happening back home. I had to pause it a few times because it got me quite emotional. The love we have for our country will never go away, and we all hope that we can all reunite with those we love one day very soon. Merci beaucoup Rob pour ce documentaire spécial.

[@return4570]

Great work Roberto. I feel like I am much more informed about Sudan now, and despite its problems, the people carry a lot of love Bless you all

[@Michael-mg3lo]

I met a brother from Sudan 🇸🇩 and he was a mathematics teacher who taught at Universities and many other mathematics scholars ,he was employed immediately. ❤Love AND Bless Sudan 🇸🇩.

[@hibaibrahim2279]

Thank you for shedding light on our SUDAN!

[@ahmedganja5803]

Thank you for talking about my country sudan .

[@sajoor]

Thank you so very much for pointing the spotlight on Sudan. ❤

[@shadinafi2297]

Thank you, Rob, for shedding light on what's happening in Sudan and for highlighting how the war there has been forgotten by many, not receiving the attention it truly deserves. Your courage in speaking the truth about the main cause of the conflict and those behind it is both admirable and important.

[@princela48]

Ethiopian here, my heart broke when i heard about the war I have many Sudanese friends and we are basically carbon copies of each other from looks to personality Few power addicted men causing the death of millions that's how Africa's horror stories all go May god end this soon........you've suffered enough

[@jakobbirhanu2976]

Much love from Ethiopia, the people of Sudan the land will be yours. I pray for a peaceful and strong east Africa.

[@littleskeleton7887]

wow, Sudanese people seem so welcoming and loving of others. I really love their culture. I hope the best for the future of their country….

[@maaaaaaa3874]

I'm Sudanese and i really really appreciate u and ur efforts u put in this documentary .. and i'm surprised that a non-arabic youTuber talked about us Thank u very much from the bottom of my heart ❤❤❤❤. And i hope this video go viral so people will know about our suffer

[@jamani-m7s]

Love this video, I didn't even have any clue there was a great war like this happening here. I've been saying there is darker forces at play here all across the world metaphorically and figuratively because there is an awakening happening amongst the human race. Because of this there has been so much bloodshed and mind numbing factors all across the world. I still have hope that there will be something positive coming out of these dark times and the interviews you've done with these people only fuels my hope. Usually I would've looked at this and felt like there was no hope at all but instead it's made me put my phone down or turned my TV off and try to do something even if it is small. We have to work together if we want to make change and I know it has been repeated for years and years but still people decided to turn the other cheek so many times. This time I have hope and as a people we can unite and we can't let powers above us dictate that anymore. Wishing tranquility upon the Sudanese people.

[@AL-lh2ht]

buddy sudan has been in a major gencodical war like every six years. This is not new.

[@ahmedosama9466]

Thank you for shining a light on our forgotten war and for your support to the Sudanese people 🇸🇩. It truly means a lot. 😔💔✨

[@taboog]

Thanks ❤ we won't forget your efforts , on spotting the issue.

[@msh4805]

Hands down the best and most accurate and complete video about the Sudanese crisis to date, outstanding work Roberto.

[@hanadimajeed69]

Hands up👍not down ..

[@QUEEN-rs1zf]

That was so deep it got my heart pounding.. Super rich with info & great representation of what truly shapes Sudan in the eyes of citizens Enjoyed every second and can’t thank you enough for showcasing the case of Sudan and all the sweet parts of it .. Pray for Sudan🇸🇩

[@wouterkabouter2716]

Hearing the stories of Mohammed, Siddig, Moon, Arwa and Talal is heartbreaking man, thank you for sharing it! Their hope and incredible kindness are lessons for us all and I wish them and Sudan the best. Also honestly one of the only reasons I heard about this war when it started was because I was following your journey through Africa...

[@laetitiaseropian3890]

Amazing video Rob 👌 We can truly see the work you put in it 😌 Learned so much, it really is a shame that the world doesn’t know more about this war, but also about Sudan in general…

[@Kroncs]

This is one of my favorite documentaries by far, your way of telling sensitive and important stories is just AMAZING!

[@hanamohammed3430]

Thanks Rob for the video and highlighting the unheard and unseen about what is going in Sudan! It is heart-breaking hearing a few stories of a million others ... we need to talk more about Sudan and your efforts are really appreciated! thank you! & Insha2Allah one day we will be back to our beloved Sudan!! Hopefully soon!

[@vVBuffalo8y8]

Thank you for speaking out for the Sudanese. ❤❤

[@emmkillaa]

I got really emotional watching this video. Thank you very much for putting this out 🙏🏾

[@japped7410]

Amazing docu ! All the love and strength to the people of Sudan ❤️ In my opinion, everyone should know about this war and the sudanese history. The more people know about is / have seen this docu, the more action that can be undertaken, the more support that can be given to the Sudanese and the quicker peace can be reached ❤ ! Great work explaining all of this and amazing storytelling Rob ! Tbh: I didn't know anything about sudanese now/in the past, but learned a lot in this video !

[@banunajah]

May you all be safe and healthy and in a good state of mind. Thank you 🙏🏽 so much for shedding light on this tragic situation that’s happening right now that nobody knows about nor care about. May the people of Sudan 🇸🇩 take back their country. I pray for Sudan and the rest of this world. What a mess we humans have made from the gifts that our Creator has given us for free.

[@MetaPhysical369]

Thank you for shedding the light on the suffering Sudanese people have going through since April 2023. As a Sudanese woman myself, I am proud of my country and love Sudan unconditionally,I pray that peace will come soon inshaaAllah!🙏🏾

[@marwaabdelkareemyagoub8152]

it is worth watching, they succeeded in showing us how Sudan looks. it is so touchy, I cried when I came across some scenes💔

[@gamboali3716]

Thank you for your efforts of making this work and giving us attention

[@Fatima-lo5bk]

Thank you for shedding some light on Sudan

[@RoaaMahmoud-ws1xq]

Roberto I remember you, I remember following your bikeing journey and seeing you arrive to Sudan it was inspiring and I wished to see a bikeing marathon in Nile street with you and the sudanese bikers Today that vision seems so far from reality but we are dreamers Thank you very much for this documentary it's wonderful ❤

[@likt9046]

in tears ! I didn't know anything about the modern history of Sudan. Thank you for your efforts to educate us !

[@TheMilliGang]

In the South 🇸🇸 we are hurting as well 😢Sudan is all of our home we don’t see any borders 🇸🇩🇸🇸 🇸🇩

[@cubikcube337]

this is just so well made on so many levels

[@KamalAli249]

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the powerful video you created about the situation in Sudan. In a time when the world's attention is focused elsewhere, your effort to shed light on one of the most severe humanitarian crises is incredibly important. You've brought attention to a region that too often gets overlooked, and your work is helping to raise awareness about the beauty, culture, and challenges Sudan is facing.❤❤❤

[@nooralsheikhgoofy316]

Thank you so much! The effort and time you must have put into this, it means a lot! Thank you!

[@simonkhazaka1476]

Roberto you have always been a lovely and caring person, this video is very important, thank you for all the work that went into this!

[@h.e.566]

Thank you for talking about the war to this extend, the video is amazing, and you really taught me so many things I wasn't aware about my own country. Thank you again for sharing this much of information.

[@Joseph-on7nf]

I wish I can say I'm happy to see a video of yours ): This is really tough, and with eyes of the world elsewhere why should the worlds powers care about a few Africans. Also people don't care when there isn't an obvious target or group to blame for everything. When you hear Trump fantasizing on ending the Ukraine and gaza wars in one day you see how little Sudan is in the American consciousness. Thank you for bringing such issues to the forefront. I think you really shine in these (I'm thinking of the one on the Lebanon explosion) and it's really all about the storytelling and you really do an amazing job I hope you'll do more of these in the future.

[@kalbelle9615]

Wonderful people love the way you expose the hearts of the Sudanese people. Always more positive people than bad. Still so hopeful.❤

[@monzermohiy6819]

Thanks you to doing this , talking about Sudan 😢😢😢

[@marcocolo7151]

This is an amazing video. I like how you put your footage of the city and informed us about what's going on. thank you very much

[@worldview2888]

I feel VERY disappointed that i was not shown this video earlier. WELL MADE!

[@TheWalkingSteakhouse]

Thank you so much for making this and sharing. I think this is very important for people in developed countries to see.

[@cakezzkat]

Finallyyyy!!! Amazing work as always! Don't make us wait so long again - we need more of this!

[@NonFarmPayroll]

mad love and respect bro for spotlighting the tragedy , suffering and the forgotten war of our beloved SUDAN

[@4u_4fun24]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your efforts

[@MTTBIKEPACKER]

We missed you you much keep updating us about Project Africa much love from Kenya

[@renjoh]

As I expected, an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for this, Rob.

[@taboog]

Thanks for raising the issue much attention should be given, all lives matter.

[@drazzam07]

we are proud of your eforts to tell the world about our suffering ❤❤

[@MetaPhysical369]

Thank you for shedding the light on the suffering Sudanese people have going through since April 2023. As a Sudanese woman myself, I am proud of my country and love Sudan unconditionally,I pray that peace will come soon inshaaAllah!🙏🏾 Although the map needs a correction, everything about the documentary is much appreciated!🙏🏾

[@ghadiabifadel]

Thanks for sharing Roberto. Very eye opening and interesting. A masterpiece of a documentary; can't wait to see what you post next. Keep it up!

[@user-ur3dz7vh6j]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen about Sudan and Sudanes people . Irealy want to say thank u for the great video , I appreciate it . ❤ And all of u please pray for Sudan and Palestine . And I so happy for u to visited our country and took all this beautiful videos about our country . 🙌👑❤

[@MazenHamad-yr8vh]

Thank you, my bro I am Sudanese and I appreciate your efforts and your attempt to convey our voice Thank you

[@DawnieG]

Best Sudan documentary about the conflict with a true human element

[@OLLAABBAS-j8i]

Wonderful job fully covering and educating people about the situation. May Sudan rise again

[@KimonoKenny]

I've watched a lot of exposés on Sudan, but this was truly eye opening. Thank you.

[@savant2012]

What an amazing effort to tell a good story about Sudan while trying to account what went wrong

[@moodmixlife205]

Good luck wherever you get the chance to join us in our country.. Yaah Africa must wakeup.. Thanks for your effort and support. ❤

[@edtelis264]

Man this episode broke me down. Breaks my heart to see the suffering of the beautiful people of Sudan. May Alah protect them and bring peace and prosperity to their people. All that because very few evil and heartless people want all the power and control. After so many centuries of wars and suffering, when will all this end and when will we learn to love, respect and tolerate each other regardless of our beliefs, religion, or skin color or the land we were born. Im not a religious person because in the name of religion too many people have suffered and been killed. 😭😭😭

[@mohammedshawir225]

thank you very much rob for this amazing project really one of the best documentary ive ever watched really man much love and support

[@kalbelle9615]

You always say that about your best videos. They come together because you are genuine and empathetic. Keep filming those meant to be private interactions and conversations. I have been praying for Sudan but did not understand what the issues were. Thank you for delving in and sharing.❤

[@Eamazo]

Sudanese DON'T deserve this terrible war. They are the most kind and hospitable people.

[@rahma4043]

Thank you, please continue speaking about Sudan. ❤

[@Flowers408]

You did a wonderful job with this video, Thank you for bringing light to this!

[@BIGPPSLAV]

Thank you for making this important detailed documentary about our beloved country Sudan. I am a Sudanese/Serbian citizen and I have a hard time to explain for my Serbian friends about the complicated situation in Sudan. Documentaries like this will help to attract more people to know about what is happening and why is it happening. Praying for peace for my country Sudan. thank you again.❤

[@masilatravel1636]

What a masterpiece. Thank you a lot for this informative video and loads of love from a new subscriber. We need more of these kinds of effort to surface our agony which is the only way to bring more focus on the global stage and make resolving our calamity a priority. Thanks again ❤

[@moheadam3226]

Thank you very much indeed for your work, thanks for showing the entire world a part of the truth of what is going on there..