Far from Ukraine and Gaza, another terrible war is raging in Sudan, a large East African country with a strategic location. The conflict involves the army led by General Burhan and the paramilitary RSF led by General Hemedti, who participated in the Darfur genocide. Ceasefire talks in Geneva aim to address a conflict that has caused immense suffering, with millions displaced and facing severe hunger.
Famine, violence, and atrocities have devastated the population, exacerbated by external support for the warring factions. The conflict, fueled by proxy wars with the backing of various countries, has increased ethnic tensions and led to a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions.
The only solution lies in ending third-party interference and initiating political negotiations involving Sudanese civil society. International pressure is crucial in bringing an end to this catastrophic war and ensuring a peaceful resolution for the people of Sudan.