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Iran. Disertiamo la guerra! – Iran.Let’s desert the war!

L’attacco di Stati Uniti ed Israele all’Iran ha innescato un’escalation bellica che sta incendiando l’area tra il Mediterraneo e il Golfo Persico.

Una deflagrazione a livello globale appare sempre più vicina.

Il rischio per chi si oppone al regime teocratico iraniano in una prospettiva internazionalista, di classe ed antipatriarcale è che il regime, indebolito dopo l’insurrezione di gennaio, si rinforzi di fronte agli attacchi.

A Stati Uniti ed Israele non importa nulla delle aspirazioni di libertà costate non meno di ventimila morti e diecimila prigionieri politici a chi ha scelto di sfidare la Repubblica islamica.

Trump non mira ad un cambio di regime che risponda alle istanze degli insorti e delle insorte perché gli è sufficiente strappare accordi favorevoli in campo energetico.

La posta in gioco per gli Stati Uniti è il controllo delle risorse e dello stretto di Hormuz, l’isolamento della Russia, la fine del commercio di idrocarburi con la Cina.

Israele prova a regolare i conti con Hezbollah, facendo leva sulle divisioni tra gli sciiti libanesi.

È un’operazione azzardata, specie se il governo israeliano non si accontenterá di controllare la striscia sino al fiume Litani, tentando un’operazione di terra più in profondità, che potrebbe essere molto impegnativa sul piano militare e foriera di nuove proteste ed iniziative disfattiste su quello interno. Netanyahu si muove sul filo del rasoio, con una mossa calcolata per arrivare con posizioni più forti alle elezioni. Il governo del Likud e dei suoi alleati dell’estrema destra religiosa punta sull’espansione in Cisgiordania e sulla guerra per evitare una bocciatura alle urne, che decreterebbe la fine politica del premier e dell’attuale alleanza di governo. Tuttavia la carta del compattamento di fronte ad un nemico storico rischia di risultare logora specie se il conflitto non sarà breve: dal Nord del paese, colpito da una pioggia di missili, fuggono nuovamente a migliaia.

Il 30% della popolazione di Israele, quella più povera, non ha rifugi sicuri contro le bombe.

Le guerre commerciali dell’amministrazione Trump non hanno sortito gli effetti sperati, erodendo parte del consenso raccolto promettendo il ritorno all’età dell’oro, con gli States nuovamente perno dell’economia mondiale.

I sondaggi indicano una secca perdita di consensi che potrebbe risultare disastrosa alle elezioni di midterm.

L’amministrazione Trump, dopo il colpo di mano in Venezuela, gioca ancora una volta la carta militare, perché è l’unico ambito in cui mantiene un’indubbia superiorità sui propri competitors più forti.

Un azzardo non privo di rischi, come dimostrano i tragici esiti delle guerre scatenate dagli States in Iraq ed Afganistan. Paesi dove la potenza militare statunitense ha consentito una vittoria sul campo che si è mutata in sconfitta, perché la ferocia dell’occupazione militare, l’assenza di solidi alleati, che solo massicci investimenti a fondo perduto avrebbero potuto garantire, ha portato a ritirate che dimostrano l’incapacità statunitense di attuare i propri progetti coloniali.

L’Iran non è il Venezuela. Lo dimostrano gli attacchi ben più forti ed incisivi rispetto alle pantomime attuate durante la guerra dei 12 giorni dello scorso giugno.

Non solo.

A quindici giorni dall’inizio di questa nuova cruenta fase del conflitto, gli Stati Uniti e Israele, pur avendo inflitto durissimi colpi all’apparato militare iraniano, massacrando oltre mille civili, non appaiono in grado di controllare la situazione. Il tentativo di usare le milizie curde iraniane sinora è stato respinto al mittente dalla neonata coalizione dei partiti dell’area curdofona dell’Iran.

Il caos sistemico cui probabilmente punta Trump potrebbe incrinare le alleanze statunitensi nell’area, che già oggi sono meno solide che in passato.

Basti pensare ad un paese come la Turchia, uno storico alleato che ormai da tempo si muove in proprio, sostenendo attivamente le fazioni palestinesi che fanno riferimento ad Hamas in Palestina, alleandosi con Al Jolani in Siria e regolando i conti con l’opposizione curda. Oggi la Turchia si candida al ruolo di perno dell’area in chiave neottomana, in diretta concorrenza con Israele.

In Iran l’opposizione politica e sociale internazionalista, di classe e anarchica si oppone alla guerra. La guerra di Trump e Netanyahu non è combattuta in loro nome. La morte del tiranno non porta alla fine della dittatura, perché solo la lotta di chi, dal basso, prova a spezzare l’ordine clericale e patriarcale, può aprire reali orizzonti di libertà, innescando un processo rivoluzionario.

Le bombe israeliane e statunitensi massacrano la popolazione civile mentre un regime sempre più sanguinario e feroce priva del cibo i prigionieri politici e li usa come scudi umani nelle basi militari.

Gli anarchici iraniani si oppongono alla guerra e al regime.

Disertor e obiettor* israeliani hanno appoggiato l’insurrezione in Iran e si oppongono alla guerra.

A loro va il nostro sostegno.

Nel nostro paese si sono viste piazze animate da alcuni settori di esuli inneggiare all’attacco di Israele e Stati Uniti all’Iran.

In altre piazze, promosse dalla variegata sinistra italiana, sono sventolate le bandiere della Repubblica islamica e immagini di Khamenei.

Segnali inquietanti.

È un momento buio.

L’Italia, da anni piattaforma logistica per la guerra in Ucraina e a Gaza, oggi ha un ruolo nevralgico nel supporto alla guerra in Iran.

Le basi di Sigonella e il Muos di Niscemi hanno un ruolo centrale nelle operazioni di intelligence bellica.

La fregata missilistica Martinengo è stata dislocata a Cipro, aiuti militari sono stati inviati ai paesi del Golfo.

Il governo nega di voler entrare in guerra, ma il nostro paese è già in guerra da anni.

Missioni militari italiane sono da decenni attive in Iraq, in Kuwait, in Libano, a Cipro, in Palestina, in Egitto, oltre che nel Mar Rosso e nel Corno d’Africa.

Noi disertiamo.

Noi non ci arruoliamo a fianco di questo o quello stato.

Noi siamo al fianco di chi, in ogni angolo della terra, diserta la guerra.

Vogliamo un mondo senza frontiere, eserciti, oppressione, sfruttamento.

Solo un’umanità internazionale potrà gettare le fondamenta di quel mondo di libere ed uguali che può porre fine alle guerre.

La lotta per la chiusura delle basi militari italiane, statunitensi e Nato è oggi più che mai cruciale.

Disertare la guerra non è un semplice slogan, ma una pratica concreta, che si rinforza nell’alleanza transnazionale di oppress* e sfruttat*.

Sabotiamo la guerra!

La Commissione di Corrispondenza della Federazione Anarchica Italiana

 

Iran. Let’s desert the war!

Iran. Let’s desert the war!

The US and Israeli attack on Iran has triggered an escalation of war that is setting on fire the area between the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf.
A global explosion appears ever closer.

The risk for those who oppose the Iranian theocratic regime from an internationalist, class-based, and anti-patriarchal perspective is that the regime, weakened after the January uprising, will strengthen in the face of attacks.

The United States and Israel care nothing about the aspirations for freedom that cost no fewer than twenty thousand deaths and ten thousand political prisoners to those who chose to challenge the Islamic Republic.

Trump is not aiming for regime change that would meet the demands of the insurgents, because he is satisfied with securing favorable agreements in the energy sector.

At stake for the United States is control of resources and the Strait of Hormuz, the isolation of Russia, and an end to hydrocarbon trade with China.

Israel is attempting to settle scores with Hezbollah by exploiting divisions among Lebanese Shiites.
It is a risky operation, especially if the Israeli government is not content with controlling the Strip up to the Litani River, attempting a more in-depth ground operation, which could be very demanding militarily and a harbinger of new protests and defeatist initiatives internally.
Netanyahu is walking a razor’s edge, with a calculated move to secure a stronger position in the elections. The Likud government and its far-right religious allies are banking on expansion in the West Bank and war to avoid a voter rejection, which would spell the end of the prime minister and the current governing alliance. However, the strategy of unity in the face of a historic enemy risks becoming worn out, especially if the conflict is not short: thousands are fleeing from the north of the country, hit by a hail of missiles.
Thirty percent of Israel’s population, the poorest, has no safe haven against the bombs.

The Trump administration’s trade wars have failed to deliver the desired results, eroding part of the consensus it had gained by promising a return to the golden age, with the United States once again the linchpin of the global economy.
Polls indicate a sharp loss of support that could prove disastrous in the midterm elections.

The Trump administration, after the coup in Venezuela, is once again playing the military card, because it is the only area in which it maintains undeniable superiority over its strongest competitors.
This gamble is not without risks, as demonstrated by the tragic outcomes of the wars unleashed by the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan. These are countries where US military power enabled a victory on the ground that turned into a defeat, because the ferocity of the military occupation and the absence of solid allies, which only massive non-repayable investments could have guaranteed, led to retreats that demonstrate the US’s inability to implement its colonial projects.

Iran is not Venezuela. This is demonstrated by attacks that are far more forceful and incisive than the pantomimes carried out during the 12-day war last June.

Not only that.
Fifteen days into this this new bloody phase of the conflict, the United States and Israel, despite having inflicted severe blows on the Iranian military, massacring over a thousand civilians, appear unable to control the situation. The attempt to use Iranian Kurdish militias has so far been rebuffed by the newly formed coalition of parties from Iran’s Kurdish-speaking region.

The systemic chaos Trump is likely targeting could undermine US alliances in the region, which are already less solid than in the past.
Just consider a country like Turkey, a historic ally that has long been acting independently, actively supporting Palestinian factions linked to Hamas in Palestine, allying with Al Jolani in Syria, and settling accounts with the Kurdish opposition. Today, Turkey is bidding to become the region’s linchpin, a neo-Ottoman force, in direct competition with Israel.

In Iran, the internationalist, class-based, and anarchist political and social opposition opposes the war. Trump and Netanyahu’s war is not being fought in their name. The death of the tyrant does not bring the end of the dictatorship, because only the struggle of those who, from below, attempt to break the clerical and patriarchal order can open real horizons of freedom, sparking a revolutionary process.

Israeli and US bombs slaughter the civilian population while an increasingly bloodthirsty and ferocious regime deprives political prisoners of food and uses them as human shields on military bases.

Iranian anarchists oppose the war and the regime.
Israeli deserters and conscientious objectors supported the uprising in Iran and oppose the war.
We support them.

In our country, squares were animated by some sections of exiles chanting Israel and the United States’ attack on Iran.
In other squares, promoted by the diverse Italian left, flags of the Islamic Republic and images of Khamenei were waved.
Disturbing signs.

It’s a dark moment.
Italy, for years a logistics hub for the war in Ukraine and Gaza, now plays a key role in supporting the war in Iran.
The Sigonella bases and the MUOS in Niscemi play a central role in war intelligence operations.
The missile frigate Martinengo has been deployed to Cyprus, and military aid has been sent to the Gulf countries.
The government denies wanting to go to war, but our country has already been at war for years.
Italian military missions have been active for decades in Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Cyprus, Palestine, Egypt, as well as in the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa.

We desert.
We do not enlist on the side of this or that state.
We stand with those who desert war in every corner of the earth.

We want a world without borders, armies, oppression, or exploitation.

Only an international humankind can lay the foundations for that world of free and equal people that can put an end to war.

The fight to close Italian, US, and NATO military bases is more crucial than ever.

Deserting war is not just a slogan, but a concrete practice, strengthened by the transnational alliance of the oppressed and the exploited.
Let’s sabotage war!

The Correspondence Commission of the Italian Anarchist Federation – FAI

War is never the answer. International solidarity. Desertion

War is never the answer. International solidarity. Desertion

The recent attack on Iran carried out by the United States and Israel on February 28 is neither an isolated act nor a historical accident. It is yet another well-planned manifestation of an imperial logic that disguises aggression as defense, supremacy as security, war as a moral necessity, and capitalist imperialism as democracy. We know that every power, when it strikes, invokes the need for prevention; every bomb is carefully cloaked in technical, surgical, and inevitable language—and even words of peace. But we already know who will pay the price for such violence; the victims are always the same: children, workers, the poor, young people sent to their deaths, families losing their homes and futures, and oppressed peoples. And we also know that the chaos following this aggression will fuel new wars and further fanaticism.

Regimes can only be opposed and overthrown by their own people, and it is certain that even the popular movements that have opposed the Iranian regime in recent years will be swept away by American imperialist arrogance. Let it be clear: there are no humanitarian wars, nor are there any liberating bombings. Wars are political choices, not natural phenomena. There is a global structure of domination that feeds on fear, nationalism, and voluntary submission. Governments speak of existential threats, but the only permanent threat to the people is precisely the continuous and historical intertwining created by states between military power, economic interests, mafias, and media propaganda.

True security stems from social justice, cooperation among peoples, and an end to the economic exploitation that fuels conflict. True prevention lies in dismantling the state structures that generate war: military bases, the military-industrial complex, alliances based on the threat of constant conflict, and all repressive state laws that target any form of dissent.

Wars must be met with desertion. To desert today means, above all, to desert propaganda. It means rejecting ethnic and religious hatred. It means rejecting the rhetoric of inevitable war, rejecting the fear of true freedom. It means supporting conscientious objection, protecting those who oppose imperialism, and building grassroots international solidarity networks. It means opposing the militarization of our societies and our territories—from Birgi to MUOS and Sigonella—and defending spaces of autonomy, mutual aid, and direct organization.

We unequivocally condemn all forms of imperialism, regardless of the flag or state behind them. We denounce the hypocrisy of those who speak of international law while trampling on it. And we remember that no people are our enemies.

If there is a flame to be lit, it is that of solidarity among the oppressed.

If there is a rebellion to be waged, it is against blind obedience.

If there is a revolution to be prepared, it is one that makes war impossible because it makes domination over our lives impossible.

May consciences awaken. Let fear turn to rage. Let those in power know they can no longer count on our passivity and our fear of being free.

Against every state. Against every regime.

Against imperialist war: Desertion, International Solidarity.

Only a society of free and equal people will sweep away all imperialism.

Sicilian Anarchist Federation

March 2, 2026

Anarchists in Iran, Iraq, the Middle East, and the World

Anarchists in Iran, Iraq, the Middle East, and the World

Greetings

Unfortunately, there has been no reaction to the American and Israeli attacks on Iran on your websites and channels. It seems that you, your groups, and your unions are absent from this critical moment in history!

Have the principles of anarchism changed and are you no longer against war? Or have you forgotten your principles and now expect bombers to provide “just governance” and save the oppressed?

Don’t you consider war between superpowers against the oppressed to be a war against the oppressed?

Why did you previously stand against the wars in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya, and protest loudly in the streets, while now you turn a blind eye and remain silent regarding the recent (American and Israeli) attacks?

Are you waiting for a miracle for the oppressed Iranians to achieve their “freedom” with American missiles?

Why were previous wars so destructive, while this one suddenly seems constructive?

You know that this silence will be recorded against you. History has always proven that war has never been a savior for the oppressed, nor has it ever created in the hearts of class societies the idea of ​​”just government” or a utopia of equality and justice in the struggle for power.

Please look for the answer to this question in the pages of the history of class societies:

Where and at what point in world history did freedom, equality, and anarchism emerge from the heart of war and with the help of bombers?

No to war!
No to your silence, “anarchists”!
No to the state!
No to the Islamic government!
No to the return of the monarchy in Iran!

Yes to social struggle against war, the state, and the class system!

@Hejeen

https://www.facebook.com/hejen.pize

آنارشیست‌های ایران، عراق، خاورمیانه و جهان

آنارشیست‌های ایران، عراق، خاورمیانه و جهان
درود

با تأسف بسیار، مشاهده می‌شود که در وب‌سایت‌ها و کانال‌های شما هیچ واکنشی نسبت به حملات آمریکا و اسرائیل به ایران دیده نمی‌شود. گویا در این لحظه حساس از تاریخ، شما، گروه‌ها و فدراسیون‌هایتان حضوری ندارید!

آیا اصول‌ آنارشیسم تغییر کرده‌اند و دیگر مخالف جنگ نیستید؟ یا اینکه اصول خود را فراموش کرده‌اید و از بمب‌افکن‌ها انتظار یک «حکومت خوب» و نجات یافتن سرکوب‌شدگان را دارید؟

آیا جنگ قدرت‌ها از دیدگاه شما دیگر علیه اقشار ستمدیده نیست؟

چرا زمانی علیه جنگ‌های یوگسلاوی، عراق، افغانستان و لیبی ایستادید و با صداهایی بلند در خیابان‌ها به جنگ اعتراض کردید، اما اکنون در برابر حملات اخیر (آمریکا و اسرائیل) چشمان خود را بسته‌اید و سکوت اختیار کرده‌اید؟
آیا منتظر معجزه‌ای هستید که سرکوب‌شدگان ایران همراه با موشک‌های آمریکایی به «آزادی» برسند؟

جنگ‌های گذشته ویرانگر بودند، اما این جنگ ناگهان سازنده به نظر می‌رسد؟

شما خوب می‌دانید که این سکوت به نام شما ثبت خواهد شد. تاریخ نیز همیشه نشان داده که جنگ نه تنها هیچ‌گاه نجات‌دهنده ستمدیدگان نبوده، بلکه هرگز در دل جوامع طبقاتی «حکومتی خوب» یا اتوپیای برابری و عدالت در انجام جنگ قدرت‌ها شکل نگرفته است.
لطفا در صفحات تاریخ جامعە طبقاتی جویایی جواب این پرسش باشید؛
تا کنون کجا و در کدام لحظە تاریخ جهان آزادی، برابری و جامعه‌ای آنارشیستی از دل جنگ‌ها و بە کمک بمب افکن‌ها جوانه زده‌اند.

نه به جنگ
نه به سکوت شما «آنارشیست‌ها»
نه به دولت
نه به حکومت اسلامی
نه به بازگشت سلطنت در ایران
آری به مبارزه اجتماعی علیه جنگ، دولت و سیستم طبقاتی

 

The Anarchist Group in Sudan on the war

The Anarchist Group in Sudan

We are following with concern the escalating criminal behavior of the international regimes between Israel, the United States, and Iran. In reality, this conflict is deeper than its media presentation; it is an attempt to drag the entire region into a senseless war in which the peoples will become victims of authoritarian regimes and of global imperialism’s attempts to dominate in new ways.

It is the right of peoples to change their political systems themselves, not for another state to do so in order to strengthen its allies. What the United States seeks in this region is a new ally that will facilitate the exploitation of resources, the control of peoples, and the suppression of resistance movements.

Resistance to imperialism under dictatorship is nothing but a new form of dictatorship. While we condemn the fascist Iranian regime and stand in solidarity with the peoples striving for freedom, we affirm that Israeli intervention in the region and its consequences amount to nothing more than replacing Iranian dictatorship with American dictatorship.

From our complex position, at a time when a senseless imperialist war—supported by the same Iranian and American alliances—looms, we in the group firmly reject the control of peoples under the pretext of bringing them freedom. Peoples seize their freedom themselves; no one does it for them.

We call on comrades around the world to unite and stand in solidarity with comrades in Iran and Lebanon. We tell our comrades in Iran and Lebanon that despite our difficult situation, we are following the developments on your side, our hearts are with you, and our homes are open to you if needed. We will do everything we can to cooperate with you.

Long live the struggle of the liberation movement across the world.

No to imperialist war.

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The Anarchist Group in Sudan

The Anarchist Group in Sudan strongly condemns all acts of aggression carried out by the conflicting parties against the people. We affirm that such violence is the inevitable outcome of authoritarian systems and the destruction they bring upon societies.

To our anarchist comrades in Iran and Lebanon, we extend our full solidarity and heartfelt support. We hope for your safety and well-being, and we stand with you during these difficult times.

Revolutionary greetings.

The Reproduction of Dictatorship

The Reproduction of Dictatorship

Following the December 2019 Revolution, Sudan witnessed a significant rise in demands for radical solutions capable of restoring freedoms to a people who had endured nearly fifty consecutive years of military dictatorship and repression. For the first time, a revolution emerged in an organized form, rooted in genuine popular structures represented by neighborhood Resistance Committees and revolutionary youth united around a clear objective: the overthrow of dictatorship.

Yet counterrevolutionary forces consistently worked to dismantle these revolutionary forces. They targeted the Resistance Committees, arrested the youth, and killed hundreds of revolutionaries in an attempt to extinguish the spirit of change. Despite this, the flame of December continues to burn to this day.

However, the current crisis lies in the growing power of counterrevolutionary forces that exploit the war to advance their own agendas — reshaping society along authoritarian ideological lines, normalizing violence, and paving the way for a renewed cycle of despotism — all amid the absence of cohesive and unified revolutionary forces. At the same time, we are witnessing behavioral and political fragmentation within the opposition, with some factions choosing to endorse the war or actively participate in it by supporting one of its parties, thereby deepening the political and moral crisis.

Moreover, many young people — by which we mean the generation that fully grasped the meaning of the revolution and lived through its experience — lack a clear political vision and an organized program capable of translating their emancipatory aspirations into sustained action. Traditional political organizations have largely failed to meet these revolutionary expectations or meaningfully engage this generation.

The continuity and durability of the revolution and emancipatory thought do not depend solely on revolutionary enthusiasm. They require organization and a structured revolutionary program — elements that are currently lacking within Sudan’s youth movement. Amid immense pressures and conditions of siege under which we operate, we strive to create even a small emancipatory space where revolutionary youth can articulate their aspirations free from political repression, systematic domination, and ideological control — practices that are often reproduced even within parts of the opposition itself.

Building such a liberatory space demands substantial organizational effort, a sober and precise reading of the political environment, and a collective will to reestablish revolutionary action on more conscious and resilient foundations.

Fawaz Murtada

Solidariedade com o povo do Sudão desde Liubliana

Solidariedade com o povo do Sudão desde Liubliana

Enquanto filiados à IFA, reproduzimos o comunicado abaixo e estendemos a nossa solidariedade ao povo sudanês.

Recebemos com tristeza a notícia da queda de Al-Fachar. Após os massacres e os deslocamentos, o horror não cessa no Sudão. A guerra entre diferentes forças armadas autoritárias pelo controle do território é um dos maiores conflitos militares ainda em curso no mundo. Este massacre causou mais de 150.000 vítimas, o deslocamento de mais de 10 milhões de pessoas e uma fome generalizada, violações, doenças… Para sobreviver, a população sudanesa tentou se organizar e criou comitês revolucionários.

Essas iniciativas foram reprimidas pelos militares com detenções, torturas e assassinatos de nossos companheiros. Compartilhamos com vocês o apelo de Ali Abdel Moneim, do grupo anarquista do Sudão: «Nós, os membros do Grupo Anarquista do Sudão, perdemos companheiros; alguns de nossos membros ficaram feridos e outros morreram; outros enfrentam o perigo iminente da guerra. Nossas famílias sofrem com fome, falta de remédios e falta de alimentos. Acreditamos no anarquismo em uma terra onde a autoridade domina tudo, e lutamos para defender a nós mesmos, nossa ideia e nossa unidade. Hoje precisamos de vocês: estendam a mão e nos apoiem para que possamos resistir às autoridades e aos janjaweed.»

Como anarquistas, os membros da IFA reunidos em Liubliana para uma CRIFA queremos expressar nosso apoio ao povo sudanês oprimido. Nossos pensamentos estão com os caídos que se defenderam. Esses companheiros lutaram para defender uma vida melhor e pagaram o preço. Esta guerra é como todas as outras, todas elas devem ser denunciadas e abandonadas. Como anarquistas, faremos tudo o que estiver ao nosso alcance para apoiar as vítimas dos conflitos e nos opor a esta situação. Nosso antimilitarismo e nosso ativismo contra a guerra superam fronteiras e mares.

“Que a revolução perdure, como uma adaga envenenada no coração dos tiranos”.

Comitê de Relações da Internacional de Federações Anarquistas,
Liubliana, 2 de novembro de 2025

Solidaridad con el pueblo de Sudán desde Liubliana

Solidaridad con el pueblo de Sudán desde Liubliana

Recibimos con tristeza la noticia de la caída de Al-Fachar. Tras las matanzas y los desplazamientos, el horror no cesa en Sudán. La guerra entre diferentes fuerzas armadas autoritarias por el control del territorio es uno de los mayores conflictos militares aún en curso en el mundo. Esta matanza ha causado más de 150 000 víctimas, el desplazamiento de más de 10 millones de personas y una hambruna generalizada, violaciones, enfermedades… Para sobrevivir, la población sudanesa intentó organizarse y creó comités revolucionarios.

Estas iniciativas han sido reprimidas por los militares con detenciones, torturas y asesinatos de nuestros compañeros. Compartimos con vosotrxs el  llamamiento de Ali Abdel Moneim, del grupo anarquista de Sudán: «Nosotrxs, lxs miembrxs del Grupo Anarquista de Sudán, hemos perdido compañerxs; algunxs de nuestrxs miembrxs han resultado heridxs y otrxs han muerto; otrxs se enfrentan al peligro inminente de la guerra. Nuestras familias sufren hambre, falta de medicinas y falta de alimentos. Creímos en el anarquismo en una tierra donde la autoridad lo domina todo, y luchamos para defendernos a nosotros mismos, nuestra idea y nuestra unidad. Hoy os necesitamos: tendernos la mano y apoyarnos para que podamos resistir a las autoridades y a los janjaweed».

Como anarquistas, lxs miembrxs de la IFA reunidxs en Liubliana para una CRIFA queremos expresar nuestro apoyo al pueblo sudanés oprimido. Nuestros pensamientos están con lxs caídxs que se defendieron. Esxs compañerxs lucharon por defender una vida mejor y pagaron el precio. Esta guerra es como todas las demás, todas ellas deben ser denunciadas y abandonadas. Como anarquistas, haremos todo lo posible por apoyar a las víctimas de los conflictos y oponernos a esta situación. Nuestro antimilitarismo y nuestro activismo contra la guerra superan las fronteras y los mares.

«Que la revolución perdure, como una daga envenenada en el corazón de lxs tiranxs».

Comité de Relaciones de la Internacional de Federaciones Anarquistas,

Liubliana, 2 de noviembre de 2025