polar armed in the State of South Sudan

Can not find a polar confessions of armed conflict in the State of South Sudan President Salva Kiir, and his deputy, former rebel leader Riek Machar, their responsibility for all the violence in the country, which had been expected to welcome in the political street. However, observers believe that it is significant that these confessions football pay negotiations between the parties forward in the next round of peace talks in Addis Ababa later this month, and expect to achieve positive results on the political and military level. This confirms that this recognition came after both factions of Sudan People's Liberation Movement party agreement on the reunification among themselves within the political system to stop the war and achieve peace in the world's newest independent. Both Kiir and Machar had read in their conversation the close of a round of internal talks between the opponents Sudan People's Liberation Movement Party -walta held in Arusha, Tanzania on the initiative of the revolutionary party Alhakm- collective responsibility in the war, which caused great losses lives and property of the people of South Sudan, and noted that their differences could lead to the fragmentation of the country along ethnic lines. Citizens believe that the recognition of this responsibility will not lead to a revival of thousands of innocent people who were killed because of political differences charged fills the center of the largest ethnic tribes in the country (the Dinka and Nuer). He noted some of the citizens in their talk of the island that the two leaders to accelerate them in order to achieve peace in the country, and the formation of a transitional government achieve reconciliation between the communities, and hold accountable those involved in the violence in the country. Citizenship Keiji John believes that the lack of leadership of the country to the wisdom of the national spirit is what led to the killings and destruction in the country. She noted in her speech that this recognition would not be honest if the absence of the political will of the leaders to stop the war and bring peace. And leads the Intergovernmental Authority on Development for Eastern Africa (IGAD) since the outbreak of armed clashes in southern Sudan in December / December of last year, the mediation efforts to bring the views of the parties to the conflict towards a political settlement to end the war in the country. Between now and then facing charges of IGAD parties to the conflict not to neutrality and bias to certain groups in the peace talks, which former political prisoners from the party leaders participate, in addition to the Christian clergy and Muslim and civil society organizations. And political analyst James Ukok Plateau acknowledge that that was before the two leaders did not include any apology to the people of South Sudan for all the killings, displacement and destruction that has occurred in the country. He said, speaking of the island that it ignored this confirms "lack of seriousness of the parties and the absence of political will to stop the war as soon as possible." Ukok Plateau did not rule out that this meeting will be just another tactic to waste time, and to demonstrate to the international community that they are seeking to achieve peace. Since the outbreak of armed clashes in December / December last thousands of civilians have been killed based on ethnic basis, and the humanitarian and human rights organizations to register a lot of cases of sexual violence against women, in addition to the forced recruitment of children to participate in the war. Humanitarian organizations and also warned of the possibility of exposure to South Sudan's worst famine with the continuation of armed clashes between the two sides. Sees resident security expert in Juba -vdil blocking Asmh- of the sensitivity of his position, that "the parties' commitment to their pledges to stop the war would lead to a reasonable kind of security and stability in most parts of the country at the field level." But he said in a telephone interview with Al Jazeera Net that the military situation will continue to be subject to the results that will lead her round of peace talks, which are scheduled to be launched in Addis Ababa later this month, and predicted that the collapse of the talks leading to the worst military confrontations between the two sides.