جنوب السودان على شفا الهاوية: اعتقال نائب الرئيس مشار يثير مخاوف من اندلاع حرب أهلية جديدة

South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar has reportedly been arrested and placed under house arrest by security forces, according to his party. The move has raised concerns of escalating tensions in the country, with the United Nations warning that it could push South Sudan back into civil war. The U.S. has urged President Salva Kiir to release Machar, emphasizing the need for leaders to uphold the 2018 peace agreement. Machar, a long-time rival of Kiir, played a key role in the country's previous conflicts, making his detention a highly sensitive issue. Religious leaders and international organizations are calling for peace as fears of renewed violence grow.