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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31676, member: 636"] Sudan feels angry at Britain for keeping them out of a big meeting about their country. The Sudan leaders sent an upset letter to David Lammy from the British government last week. They shared this letter with everyone on Sunday. They claim Britain asked other countries that hurt Sudan to join instead of them. Sudan says Britain treats them the same as bad fighters who kill people. The letter blames Britain for helping spread lies from a group called RSF. This group has done many bad things to normal people. Sudan thinks Britain should call this group terrorists. Sudan asked Britain to change how it acts toward Sudan based on the long history between both countries. Britain says it wants to help feed hungry people and bring peace through talks with everyone. British leaders told their lawmakers they want all nearby countries to join this meeting. They hope to send food right away and help Sudan have normal people lead their country later. They did not say why they left out Sudan or talked to the bad fighter group. They just said they care about having everyday people run Sudan with help from all nearby lands. This fight happened during a very bad time for Sudan. A war started there last April between the Sudan army and the RSF group. The war killed thousands and forced eight million people to leave their homes. Cities like Khartoum saw the worst violence, where many died and women faced attacks from fighters. The RSF group grew from earlier fighters who killed many people years ago in Darfur. Most countries say these acts were very wrong. But plans to bring everyone together for peace talks have failed. People who watch these things say the meeting might not work without Sudan sitting at the table to talk. Without Sudan there, making peace soon seems hard to do. [/QUOTE]

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