United States & Sudanese Armed Forces

United States: The United States imposed sanctions on several entities and individuals to pressure an end to the conflict in Sudan, aiming to cut off financial and military support to the warring factions.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are a primary party in the Sudanese civil war, and the sanctions aim to cut off their access to explosives and other military support.

United States: The United States mediated and brokered the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, aiming to advance peace efforts and reduce Iranian influence. The US has pledged humanitarian and military assistance to Lebanon to support the deal's implementation.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are expected to take control of territory in 'pilot zones' as Israeli troops withdraw, and assume full security responsibility, with US support to improve their capabilities.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are tasked with disarming Hezbollah, with its chief Rodolphe Haykal stating that the first phase of the plan is nearing completion.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are pulling out from parts of southern Lebanon, which is causing concern among Christians who feel exposed to Israeli forces.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are one of the warring parties in the civil war, responsible for tens of thousands of deaths and millions displaced. They were excluded from the Berlin conference and their government criticized the event.