Sudan's Political Future and Regional Stability Hang in the Balance Amidst Warring Generals.

The conflict in Sudan between rival military factions threatens to destabilize the region and define the country's political landscape for years to come. The feud between the two Generals erupted over control of the country, with both commanding tens of thousands of troops. The conflict has killed over 528 people and injured over 4,599. The international community should pressure regional players to engage constructively in the process, which would help pave the way for a more durable peace. A power-sharing agreement between the two factions would be a disservice to the nation, as neither General can be reformed.