Sudan's Leader Says: Let's Talk Peace, But First Admit Who's Helping the Militias

Sudan's deputy leader Malik Agar is pushing a new approach to ending the conflict: before serious talks begin, the country needs to address who is funding and supporting the armed groups fighting the government. He's specifically pointing to claims that the UAE is backing the Rapid Support Forces. He's making foreign interference the opening demand, not an afterthought. Outside countries will have to decide if they're willing to answer these questions.