CLEAN : Sudan coup could leave country internationally isolated: analyst

The transcript discusses the Sudanese military's dissatisfaction with civilian governance and its contemplation of a coup. Despite the military's intentions, the Sudanese population and international community are largely opposed to such a takeover, fearing isolation and loss of financial aid. The Sudanese democracy movement is prepared for large-scale protests, despite the military's attempts to suppress communication. The coup lacks popular support and could lead to the military's isolation and potential retreat.

What was the general sentiment of the Sudanese population towards the military's dissatisfaction with the civilian government?

• They were supportive of the military.

• They were unhappy with the military's dissatisfaction.

• They were unaware of the military's dissatisfaction.

• They were indifferent to the situation.

What could be a consequence of a military coup in Sudan?

• Increased international support

• International isolation

• Improved civilian-military relations

• Economic growth

How did the Sudanese democracy movement respond to the military's potential actions?

• They were caught off guard.

• They were prepared and ready to protest.

• They decided to remain silent.

• They supported the military's actions.

What measures did the military take to suppress potential protests?

• They cut off Internet and phone communication.

• They held public meetings.

• They increased public services.

• They offered financial incentives.

What is a potential outcome if the military coup lacks popular support?

• The international community could support the coup.

• The civilian government could be overthrown.

• The military could become isolated and retreat.

• The military could gain more power.