[World Talk] US media： American citizens said they were ＂abandoned＂ by the US government and struggled alone in the conflict in Sudan.

　　China Daily, May 5 (Xinhua) According to a recent report by CNN, American citizens are getting more and more angry because they are trapped in the Sudanese conflict. They feel "abandoned" by the US government and have to rely on themselves to cope with the complicated and dangerous situation.

　　Muna Daoud, whose parents are preparing to leave Port Sudan for Saudi Arabia, said: "I am very shocked and disgusted by the cold response of the United States to the health and safety of its citizens."

　　Although many countries are evacuating their citizens, the US government still says that the current conditions are "not conducive" to the evacuation of civilians. Last weekend, all American government personnel were evacuated in a military operation. American officials said that they are maintaining "close communication" with American citizens and "actively assisting" them to leave Sudan. However, CNN interviewed many Americans who wanted to leave Sudan, and their families were among them. These people said that since the conflict between Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) broke out, the State Council of the United States "provided almost no assistance". Those interviewed by CNN said that they and their families had to make "life-and-death decisions" on when and how to leave the country with little guidance.

　　"To tell the truth, the State Council in the United States was useless during the whole period, totally useless," said Imad. Imad refused to give his last name, and his parents were on their way to Egypt from Khartoum, the Sudanese capital. Daud said: "The only communication is to try to get them to Port Sudan, from where they will get help from Saudi Arabia.

　　Imad said that the State Council only contacted them two hours in advance to join the evacuation convoys organized by the United Arab Emirates and Turkey. In order to join these convoys, Americans need their own cars, and most people don’t have private cars to drive to Port Sudan. "This is very confusing, because I don’t understand how other countries ensure the safety of buses, evacuate their citizens and make plans to evacuate hundreds of citizens, while we are proud of successfully evacuating 70 diplomats."

　　"In this case, it seems that American citizens can only take care of themselves and hope that everything will be fine. Obviously, we are just ‘ Passport holder ’ Our life and well-being are not a priority for the US government. " Daud said, "Our military strength and resources cannot be used to save our lives in the war zone."