UAE and US Pact on Sudan
The article discusses the Emirati-American consensus regarding the crisis in Sudan, where both parties focus on drying up sources of weapons and supporting a humanitarian ceasefire. They also work to pursue supply and funding networks and hold accountable those responsible for violations. The two countries call for an end to external military support for all warring parties and advocate expanding the arms embargo to include the entire country rather than just Darfur, with the aim of reducing each side's ability to continue fighting and discouraging hopes of a military victory. They also emphasize the importance of achieving justice and holding all parties accountable for violations, while supporting a civilian-led political process to unify Sudan. Both reject turning military victory into political legitimacy. This comes within the context of international and regional efforts to reach a comprehensive political solution that ends the conflict and rebuilds state institutions.
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