Security Council Limits Sudan Flights
The international community has moved toward restricting the use of military aircraft and drones in the Sudanese conflict by extending the arms embargo to cover the entire country, aiming to pressure for an end to the fighting that has resulted in approximately 60,000 deaths and the displacement of around 13 million people. The Security Council called for increased restrictions on external military support, with a focus on drone technologies, despite no agreement being reached to impose a comprehensive no-fly zone due to the complexities of Russia and China's positions. The expansion of the embargo is considered part of broader efforts to de-escalate the war and mitigate its humanitarian impact in the region.
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