Sara Al-saeed

Geopolitical researcher and writer. Founder of Systemic Collapse Theory. Focused on Sudan, the Red Sea, and Horn of Africa.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Desalegnogbami1 Good luck 😂😂

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

My latest article argues that the #Horn is entering a new strategic era in which connectivity is becoming a source of geopolitical influence. Within this emerging regional geography, the #RedSea is evolving into the maritime infrastructure that underpins economic integration, while #Sudan faces a defining strategic choice: remain trapped in conflict or position itself as the region’s principal connecting state. https://t.co/Bc050GNXAD

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Desalegnogbami1 😂 if you say so

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Desalegnogbami1 Unfortunately I am a Sudanese human being

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@HabRuso You haven’t read the piece so shut up

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

The Horn of Africa is undergoing a profound strategic transformation. Power is increasingly being shaped not by borders alone, but by the networks that connect economies—ports, transport corridors, logistics systems, energy infrastructure, digital connectivity, and the Red Sea. In my latest article, I argue that understanding the region through territorial disputes alone is no longer sufficient. The emerging strategic geography of the Horn is increasingly organised around connectivity, and this shift carries important implications for Ethiopia, Sudan, the Red Sea, and the wider region. Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/Cj5rh099Y4

#HornOfAfrica #RedSea #Geopolitics #Sudan #Ethiopia #Infrastructure #Connectivity #InternationalRelations

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Sawa5hager Well I am not an expert on immigration I am a geopolitical expert and that’s my analysis you’re welcome to debate it would an alternative analysis.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

It’s ironic to hear this argument from defenders of a country whose greatest export has been its own people. Eritrea has one of the world’s highest per-capita refugee outflows, no national elections since 1993, ranks last in the World Press Freedom Index, and enforces indefinite national service. Humanitarian hardship does not determine geopolitical relevance. If it did, your argument would apply to Eritrea first.

[Samiel Mehary @SMehary]

Ethiopia can’t survive without food assistance from USA 🇺🇸 & EU. Ethiopia will never rise. The United States has announced more than USD one billion in humanitarian and disaster-response assistance through the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Food Programme (WFP), with Ethiopia among the over 40 countries expected to benefit from the funding. https://t.co/0KielQBVS8

[The Orbit @Theorbiet666]

The article argues that the Horn of Africa is entering a new strategic era in which influence is increasingly shaped by connectivity rather than territorial control. Ports, transport corridors, energy infrastructure, digital networks, and the Red Sea are becoming central

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Mux8817 You seem to have replied to an article I didn’t write. My argument is about structural change, not political endorsement. Networks, trade corridors and connectivity will continue to reshape the Horn regardless of who occupies the Prime Minister’s office in Addis Ababa.

[ME24 - Middle East 24 @MiddleEast_24]

Land for the Brotherhood: Leaked Video Reveals Ali Karti’s Invitation to Settle Egyptian Islamists in Sudan

An invitation to the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood to expand into Sudan has resurfaced after Sudanese activists recirculated an old video of Ali Ahmed Karti, the Secretary-General of Sudan's Islamic Movement (the Muslim Brotherhood). The clip, dating back to Karti's tenure as foreign minister, features a 2013 television interview conducted while the late Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, a leading figure in the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, was in office.
During the interview, Karti explicitly questioned why Egyptians were not making use of Sudan's expansive, sparsely populated land, noting that Egypt was struggling with a severe population crisis under Morsi's rule. Activists have strongly condemned the remarks as a direct invitation to the Muslim Brotherhood-led Egyptian government at the time to expand into and settle Sudanese territory. Critics argue the footage serves as definitive proof of Karti's ultimate loyalty to the transnational Islamist movement over the national sovereignty of the Sudanese state.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Ymedhane15 I hope you’ll solve your issues I want nothing but the best for you guys I just don’t understand why you Eritrean get mad when talk about Sudan and Ethiopia relations.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

The growing influence of the Iranian axis on the political and military rhetoric of Sudan’s military leadership reflects a significant shift in the strategic doctrine underpinning the country’s ongoing war.

[مرصد القرن الأفريقي (HOA) @HOAObservatory]

#السودان | مرصد القرن الأفريقي

رئيس هيئة أركان الجيش السوداني 🇸🇩 "ياسر العطا" يهدد إسرائيل 🇮🇱 ويزعم أن الجيش السوداني يخوض حرباً مع "الكيان الصهيوني".

#السودان #إسرائيل #الجيش_السوداني #القرن_الأفريقي #مرصد_القرن_الأفريقي #الشرق_الأوسط #Sudan #Israel #SAF #SudanWar

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@Ymedhane15 I’ve seen this comment like millions times

[مرصد القرن الأفريقي (HOA) @HOAObservatory]

السودان | مرصد القرن الأفريقي

الخزانة الأميركية توسّع دائرة العقوبات على الجيش السوداني، مستهدفة شركات مرتبطة به وشركة هندية متهمة بالتورط في تصنيع مواد تُستخدم في الأسلحة الكيميائية.

وشملت العقوبات شركة الموانئ الهندسية المحدودة، وشركة تارجت للأنشطة المتعددة التابعة لهيئة التصنيع الحربي، إلى جانب شركة SBL Energy Limited الهندية، كما طالت الضابط في الجيش طارق حسين محمد مدني.

وأكدت وزارة الخزانة الأميركية أن مواد الكلور جرى استيرادها إلى السودان خلال الفترة بين عامي 2024 و2025، واستخدمت في مجريات الصراع العسكري، في خطوة تعكس تصعيدًا جديدًا في الضغوط الأميركية على المؤسسة العسكرية السودانية.

#السودان
#الجيش_السوداني
#واشنطن
#الولايات_المتحدة
#الخزانة_الأميركية
#العقوبات_الأميركية
#الأسلحة_الكيميائية
#هيئة_التصنيع_الحربي
#مرصد_القرن_الأفريقي
#Sudan
#USSanctions
#ChemicalWeapons
#USTreasury
#AfricaHorn

[ME24 - Middle East 24 @MiddleEast_24]

ME24 Breakdown | The Muslim Brotherhood’s Expanding Influence in Sudan and Africa

On a new episode of ME24 Breakdown, Muslim Brotherhood expert Emily Neilson, CEO of the VALOP Intelligence Group, examines the growing influence of the Muslim Brotherhood across Africa, with a particular focus on Sudan. She discusses the far-reaching consequences of the group's policies and the security, political, and regional risks they pose.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

Ow it has been proven SAF and allied militias have used chemical weapons against civilians in Sudan.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@YonnasM Equally SAF is using Tigray militias and militias from Eritrea and Ukraine besides radical militias. SAF is supported and controlled by Egypt and Saudis and Iran.

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

@abrahammahari Well said I do agree with that statement. Let me encourage you to read the full article please 🙏🏾

[Sara Al-saeed @saraalsaeed91]

As #Ethiopia’s economy expands, the strategic value of #Sudan’s geography may increase rather than decline. Read the full article on #Substack Now⤵️
https://t.co/0F4YLBFDbk