· Russia on Tuesday voiced concern about the situation in Sudan after a coup and called on the Sudanese sides to exercise restraint. "We would like to see the situation in the country return to ...

 · The recent developments in Sudan are the result of the government's "failed policy" that has been pursued for the last two years, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Monday.

 · Sudan and Russia are constantly discussing this topic and have some problems that they need to eliminate. He added that the Sudanese authorities continue to comply with all international agreements and will continue to implement them to the end. Earlier, Sudan's attorney in Russia Onur Ahmad Onur said that the country expects to sign the final version of the base agreement with Russia .

 · The document, which was signed by Russia and Sudan on December 1, 2020 and published on the Russian legal information portal, stated that the Russian fleet can use the logistic center in Sudan for a period of 25 years. According to the agreement, the maximum number of Russian personnel will not exceed 300, and no more than four Russian ships will .

 · Russia announced signing the deal in December 2020, mentioning that it included the establishment of a naval military base in the strategic city .

 · Russian Arms Sales Growing in Africa. Russia has emerged as the biggest supplier of weapons to Africa and accounts for half of the region's arms market pie, more than twice that of .

Russian Embassy in Khartoum runs an inclusive range of consular services to local, Russian, and international citizens in Sudan. The Russian Embassy in Khartoum supports Sudanese citizens through its consular services, if they: Need general or specific info regarding Russian economy, culture, sports, eduion and more.

 · Sudan and Russia have long been partners, both militarily and economically. Russian private military companies (PMCs) had long been active in the country while lessmilitarilyinclined Russian companies are involved in the Sudanese economy in everything from gold mining operations to power plant and grain silo construction. However, after the .

 · Russiarsquo;s plans to build a new naval base in Sudan is the culmination of decades of close relations between Moscow and Khartoum. In exchange for military aid, Sudan will allow Russia to ...

 · The deal allows Russia to set up a naval base with up to 300 Russian troops, and also to simultaneously keep up to four navy ships, including nuclearpowered ones, in Port Sudan on the Red Sea. In ...

 · Russia's First Overseas Military Base in Sudan. MOSCOW — Russia will establish a naval logistic center and repair yard in Sudan under a new agreement signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on Nov. 6 but just made public this week. According to the agreement's text, the naval logistics center will host up to 300 people.

 · Sudan will continue to implement agreements on the establishment of a Russian military base in the country. reports that the statement came from the head of Sudan's ruling Sovereign Council, Abdul Fattah Al Burhan. "We have an agreement, and part of it is to create a base. We are constantly discussing this topic and we have some notes that need to be addressed. We are .

 · If Sudan agrees to hold an expanded dialogue with Moscow, then Russia will render considerable assistance to help develop its energy infrastructure, and by doing so raise both the population's standard of living and the general level of economic development. As far as military cooperation is concerned, Russia is one of the world leaders in the manufacture and export of various .

 · The document, which was signed by Russia and Sudan on December 1, 2020 and published on the Russian legal information portal, stated that the Russian fleet can use the logistic center in Sudan for a period of 25 years. According to the agreement, the maximum number of Russian personnel will not exceed 300, and no more than four Russian ships will be able to stay at the center .

Russian side also relies on illegal tools that include private military companies, entities that are de jure prohibited in Russia, and have been (since 2014) involved in conflicts in Ukraine, Syria and Libya. This paper argues that, despite their image of strength and efficiency gained in Ukraine and partly in Syria, their use will have limited strategic effect in subSaharan Africa and is ...

 · Sudan has announced its intention to review the agreement with Russia on the construction of a naval base in the. On June 1, the Chief of Staff of the armed forces of Sudan, Muhammad Osman alHussein n his interview that was broadcasted by the Blue Nile TV channel, announced that the agreement with Russia on the construction of the naval base would be .

 · Sudan and Russia have announced an agreement that will see Russia gain access to a naval base at Port Sudan. The posting of Russian troops and warships will shift the balance of power in the region, whether by permitting Russian vessels to operate in the area for far longer than before, or by requiring adaptations in procedure and behaviour by other forces.

 · OFAC Issues Penalties for Russia, Sudan Sanctions Violations. The Office of Foreign Assets Control fined two Texas companies both subsidiaries of Netherlandsbased oilfield services company Schlumberger Ltd. for violating sanctions against Russia and Sudan, OFAC said Sept. 27. The agency fined oil and gas service provider Cameron ...

 · Russia has expressed interest in carrying out joint investment projects with Sudan based on mutual interest, and in improving economic and trade relations between the two countries.

 · Russia plans to establish a military base on Sudan's Red Sea coast to serve as a logistics center for the Russian navy, according to a draft agreement between Moscow and Khartoum signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and released publicly Nov. 11.. The agreement states that Sudan will provide a land plot for the Russian base free of charge .

 · Sudan is reviewing an agreement to host a Russian naval base on its Red Sea coast, which was reached under former President Omar alBashir who was toppled in 2019, the Sudanese military chief of ...

 · Russia Refutes Reports on Suspension of Military Agreements with Sudan. The Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich during a past stop at Port Sudan. (AFP) The Russian Embassy in Khartoum dismissed as "unfounded" media reports that said Sudan has suspended military agreements signed with Moscow by the regime of ousted President Omar alBashir.

 · In 2017, about half of Sudan's arms purchases were Russiasourced, making Sudan Russia's secondlargest weapons buyer in Africa. That same year, M Invest (a Russian mining firm) received preferential access to gold reserves in Sudan, which occurred in the aftermath of Bashir's meeting with President Vladimir Putin in Sochi. During Omar al Bashir's .

 · The Russian port at Tartus bears a striking strategic similarity to the possibility of a Red Sea Port base in Sudan. Russia will almost certainly be able to project more military power in the area. Agreements with Sudan and the other nations in the deal will allow the Russians to intervene in the shipping lanes across the Red Sea. This will almost certainly lead to Russia .