A recent report by international organizations has revealed alarming and dangerous trend: Colombian former military, some of them with experience in illegal illegal groupsthey would be training Sudanese young people to participate in the armed conflict in Sudan. The formation, which includes combat techniques with heavy weapons, such as bazucas and snipe training, is being carried out in clandestine camps in rural areas of Sudan. The news has generated great concern in the international community, since these training are adding a dangerous component to the already complex civil war that plagues the African country.
Sudanese authorities and human rights organizations have condemned these types of practices, noting that Colombian ex -military are not only putting young people who recruit, but also feeding a spiral of violence that affects millions of people in Sudan. Meanwhile, Colombian ex -combatants have been accused of profiting with the offer of military training in exchange for large sums of money, exploiting the despair of Sudanese young people who seek to protect themselves in the midst of chaos. This situation has highlighted the growing globalization of armed conflicts, where international actors are indirectly involved, perpetuating violence in regions already devastated by war.
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