Each side feels it 'could get a decisive military victory' in Sudan, Trump's Africa envoy says
Summary
President Trump's Africa envoy, Massad Boulos, said in an interview that both sides in Sudan believe they can win a clear military victory. He also discussed US efforts to support peace deals in the region, including between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, while noting these peace processes will take time.Key Facts
- Both sides in Sudan believe they could achieve a decisive military victory.
- Massad Boulos spoke about these issues at the UN General Assembly.
- There is currently no near-term solution for the conflict over Western Sahara.
- The US imposed sanctions on Rwanda, but they can be reversed easily.
- The Washington Accords between Rwanda and DR Congo were signed to stop fighting with M23 rebels but have not fully succeeded yet.
- Boulos described the peace process as long and said the accords were only a starting point.
- Rwanda has begun withdrawing troops from DR Congo, and the US sees positive signs from this.
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