Sudan | War Continues with US Pressure for Truce
The Sudanese arena is witnessing acute continuation of military operations in South Kordofan, with the conflict transforming into an interwoven network of local conflicts exacerbating a humanitarian crisis that has…
The Sudanese arena is witnessing acute continuation of military operations in South Kordofan, with the conflict transforming into an interwoven network of local conflicts exacerbating a humanitarian crisis that has become the world’s largest. Washington is exerting diplomatic pressure to impose a short-term humanitarian truce that may not exceed two weeks, through intensive regional contacts with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, but at a moment when its ability to directly influence is declining in favor of regional actors.
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