Analyst on Sudan says 'without international support, the war would not go on like this'

Sudan Affairs Analyst Jan Pospisil highlights that the ongoing siege of El-Obeid by the Rapid Support Forces has been a grueling ordeal lasting almost a year. Pospisil clarifies that while Sudan's civil war isn't a direct proxy war, international support from entities like the UAE, the US, and Saudi Arabia significantly fuels the conflict, suggesting that without this backing, the war's current intensity might not persist. This underscores the complex interplay of global and local interests in shaping the war's course, emphasizing the need for international intervention to bring about lasting peace.