Washington calls for supply cuts in Sudan
International and regional efforts to end the war in Sudan are escalating, with American and Egyptian calls for an immediate ceasefire and the opening of a humanitarian truce to enable access to aid. Washington is urging the Security Council to take measures to halt the flow of weapons, particularly drones, to prevent the continuation of the conflict, emphasizing the need to update the current arms embargo in accordance with the nature of the war. Research indicates that the conflict cannot be resolved militarily, and advocates for civilian-led dialogue aimed at achieving peace and civilian governance. Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis worsens, with millions of civilians displaced and approximately 1,400 people killed since the beginning of the year, as fighting intensifies in several areas, especially near Sudan’s borders with Ethiopia.
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