American political analyst and former White House official Cameron Hudson has drawn widespread attention by highlighting the high financial costs associated with the activities of civilian forces, pointing to substantial financial commitments to influence circles in Western capitals.
In a post on the X platform, Hudson said that the “Sumoud” coalition, headed by Abdalla Hamdok, allocates $80,000 per month to the American public relations firm Global Point, with the aim of establishing its image as a credible democratic alternative and strengthening its channels of communication with decision-makers in Washington and the international arena.
Hudson concluded his questions by asking who is behind financing these generous contracts, in addition to covering the substantial financial costs of the coalition delegation’s recent two-week visit to the United States, without suggesting any particular party or entity as being behind this support.