South Sudan: Friend and foe countries

South Sudan is a country that gained its independence in 2011. However, it experienced various civil wars and conflicts after independence. In these conflicts, South Sudan's friend and foe countries may change over time. However, below are the countries generally considered friends and foes of South Sudan: Friendly Countries:

1. Uganda: Uganda is considered a friendly country close to South Sudan. Uganda has provided military assistance to South Sudan and has mediated various peace talks.

2. Kenya: Kenya is another friendly country that continues its support to South Sudan. There are commercial relations and cooperation between the two countries.

3. Ethiopia: Ethiopia is a friendly country neighboring South Sudan and contributing to various peace processes. Relations between the two countries are generally progressing positively.

4. USA: The USA is a friendly country that supports South Sudan's independence and provides support to the country through various aid programs. The United States is contributing to the peace process in South Sudan. Enemy Countries:

1. Sudan: South Sudan, which was a united country with Sudan before the independence of South Sudan, experienced various disputes with Sudan after independence. Relations between the two countries have been strained due to issues such as border disputes and control of oil resources.

2. Sudanese Revolutionary Front: The Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) is a movement fighting against the Sudanese government. The SRF has also targeted South Sudan in some conflicts and threatened the country's security.

3. Uganda Lords Resistance Army (LRA): Uganda Lords Resistance Army (LRA) is considered a rebel group active in South Sudan and other regional countries. The LRA has committed many crimes against humanity and created instability in the region.