Yet the fallout from the Iran war could push Gulf rivals to cooperate, opening space for diplomacy on Sudan.
Yet the Iran crisis may push Gulf rivals to set aside their differences and revive stalled diplomacy on Sudan.
Crisis Group's Senior Analyst for Sudan.
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Sudan’s civil war will soon enter its fourth year, with no end in sight. The conflict has drawn in other regional actors, who support and sustain the war by backing Sudan’s belligerents. This risks precipitating a much wider fallout in the region, with severe consequences in and out of Sudan. Sudanese civilians are paying the price.
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