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South Sudan Braces for Potential Civil War Amid Sudan Crisis

South Sudan Braces for Potential Civil War Amid Sudan Crisis

South Sudan is on the brink of another civil war as tensions escalate due to the ongoing crisis in neighboring Sudan. The conflict in Sudan has heightened fears among Juba residents, who are urging their leaders to prioritize peace. The BBC reports that the situation in Sudan could potentially destabilize South Sudan, pushing it towards another conflict. GZERO Media highlights the concern that the Sudan crisis might tip South Sudan into civil war, a fear echoed by local residents in Juba, as reported by Radio Tamazuj.

The Christian Science Monitor points out that the rivalry between Riek Machar and Salva Kiir, key figures in South Sudan's political landscape, continues to fuel instability. Despite a peace agreement in 2018, the situation remains fragile, with the Sudan crisis acting as a potential catalyst for renewed violence. Juba residents express a strong desire for their leaders to focus on maintaining peace rather than engaging in power struggles.

As the international community watches closely, the hope is that South Sudan can navigate through these turbulent times without plunging back into civil war. The situation underscores the delicate balance of peace in the region and the urgent need for diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation.

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