A devastating civil war is ongoing in Sudan, pitting the army led by General Abdel Fattah Abdelrahman Al-Bourhane, against the paramilitaries of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by General Mohammed Hamdan Daglo.
The crisis has resulted in over 150,000 deaths, displaced 11 million inhabitants and forced 2.3 million to flee to neighbouring countries.
Access to food aid is currently blocked by the combatants, leaving 25 million Sudanese, more than half of the population, suffering from severe hunger.
The conflict is fueled by foreign interferences; with Egypt and Saudi Arabia backing the official army, while the RSF receive support from the United Arab Emirates and Russia.
Weapons made in China, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, UAE, and Yemen are reportedly present in Sudan, despite the UN embargo.
Conclusion: A ceasefire in Sudan will require an end to outside country interference and include representatives from Sudanese civil society in political negotiations. Only robust international pressures can brings about such a change.