00:05With the world's attention shifting to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and its political
00:10and economic repercussions, many Sudanese fear their crises will be sidelined as regional
00:15and international focus turns to larger conflicts around the world.
00:22We reiterate that there will be no truce or a ceasefire without the complete withdrawal
00:26and disarmament of this militia as a prelude to the completion of the peace process.
00:31Any peace plan must be comprehensive, accompanied by a timetable and culminate in lasting peace,
00:38ensuring that there is no armed group remaining outside official frameworks.
00:44For a country ravaged by a civil crisis of its own, the ripple effects of the Gulf conflict
00:50could undermine its ability to mobilize revenue from sources such as the diaspora remittances.
00:55This further complicates the government's ability to fund its activities, triggering
01:00an escalation of hostilities in the country as armed groupings mobilize to settle score.
01:08The current war is larger than the Sudanese war, and consequently, its impact overshadows the Sudanese war.
01:15The spotlight on the Sudanese war has diminished.
01:18Qatar has withdrawn, as have the Quartet and the United States, even though a UN envoy has arrived in Sudan.
01:25It is noticeable that the world is preoccupied because this war poses a greater threat to the world.
01:33This war has closed the Strait of Hormuz, thus affecting global oil sales and production.
01:41The Sudanese war is essentially a forgotten war, lacking the same level of media and international attention
01:47as other conflicts like those in Ukraine and Palestine.
01:50This has led to the further neglect of Sudan, hindering efforts to address the realities of the situation
01:56and to provide aid for reconstruction, refugees and those affected by the war.
02:01disturbing and individual agencies will be having consequences for creating global problems.
02:01The Sudanese war is a very best.
02:01The Sudanese war is a very best.
02:02However, the Sudanese war is a very best to express the biophaneism.
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