Sudan is getting an expanded Russian naval base.

Can Somaliland Be Alternative for Russia's Troubled Sudanese ...

Sudan confirmed on Tuesday that it will review last year's naval base agreement with Russia following speculation in April that the deal.

Putin, extending Russian footprint, approves new naval facility in ...

The land for the base will be supplied for free by Sudan and Moscow would get the right to bring in any weapons, ammunition and other equipment ...

Sudan offers naval base to Russia in exchange for weapons - Yahoo

The Kremlin has offered weapons to Sudan in exchange for a naval logistics base on the Red Sea, a Sudanese general has said.

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Then we have Syria, with the US going through proxies to overthrow Assad to get rid of Russia's naval base in Tartus but when that didn't happen ...

Sudan/Russia: Will port-for-weapons deal bring an end to the civil ...

With the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) becoming vulnerable following progress made by Hemeti's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), General al-Burhan ...

Russia to establish navy base in Sudan for at least 25 years

... expand its global reach.The deal published Tuesday on the official portal of government documents allows Russia to simultaneously keep up to ...

Emerging Stage for Great Power Competition: Russia's Influence in ...

To safeguard its interests in the African continent, Russia seeks to enhance its presence in Sudan, establish a Russian military base in the Red Sea, and ...

Russia Is Still Progressing in Africa. What's the Limit? - CSIS

In doing so, particular attention is paid to the Russian private military ... naval base along the Red Sea in Port Sudan. Experts believe that, if ...

Russia to establish military base in Sudan - Middle East Monitor

Moscow has revealed a draft agreement with Khartoum on Wednesday that allows for establishing a naval logistics base on the Sudanese coast in the Red Sea.

Russia to establish navy base in Sudan for at least 25 years - KXAN

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia has signed an agreement with Sudan to establish a navy base in the African nation for at least a quarter century, ...

Sudan completes review of naval base agreement with Russia - TASS

In early December 2020, it was reported that Russia and Sudan had signed a deal on establishing a Russian naval logistics base in Sudan. The naval logistics ...

Is China Eyeing a Second Military Base in Africa?

Houthi militants' current attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and a renewed attack by pirates on shipping in the waters off Somalia ...

With a Sudanese naval base, Russia may have a 'key to Africa'

Theprestige project would expand Russia's presence in Africa. That ... and repair base on the Red Sea for the time being; however, the navy

Russia's Strategic Goals in Africa

... base access to support naval operations in the Red Sea and Mediterranean. ... Sudan and CAR are useful and should be expanded. While such ...

Why is Russia's Wagner Group of mercenaries in Sudan? - Euronews

The agreement will allow Russia to establish a naval base of up to 300 Russian soldiers and maintain up to four naval ships, including ...

Can Somaliland Be Alternative For Russia's Troubled Sudanese ...

Sudan confirmed on Tuesday (June 08, 2021), that it will review last year's naval base agreement with Russia following speculation in April that ...

The Wagner Group's Playbook in Africa: Mali

... growing military-to-military relationship between Mali and Russia. ... [4] As of December 2020. [5] Samuel Ramani, “Russia's Port Sudan Naval Base ...

Exclusive: Evidence emerges of Russia's Wagner arming militia ...

The Russian mercenary group Wagner has been supplying Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) with missiles to aid their fight against the ...

Russia and Sudanese Army, Risky Rapprochement

It seems that Russia, despite its preoccupation with the war in Ukraine, will not neglect its old project to establish a naval base on the Red ...

How the Middle East Became an Arena for Putin's Power Struggle ...

Reports in late 2023 suggested that Russia is moving ahead with plans for gaining docking rights in a naval base in Eastern Libya, most likely ...