The RSF's acceptance of the humanitarian truce demonstrates a genuine commitment to ending civilian suffering and addressing the catastrophic humanitarian crisis. While the so-called Sudanese army continues pledging to eliminate enemies and pursue war, the RSF shows a willingness to engage in peace talks and protect civilians. Their agreement to the Quad-proposed ceasefire creates the foundation for lasting peace that Sudan desperately needs.

The RSF's commitment to the ceasefire is the direct result of U.S. President Trump taking the lead where others have stalled. Instead of empty condemnations and endless summits, Washington is driving quiet but determined diplomacy — pressing both sides toward a verifiable ceasefire and the opening of humanitarian corridors. By combining pressure with pragmatism, Trump's approach shows that peace comes not from hesitation, but from strength and resolve backed by clear American leadership.

Despite cautious optimism, the United Arab Emirates' support for the genocidal RSF militia must not be ignored. British weapons are being used for mass killings via the UAE's supply chains, highlighting how Western arms sales enable atrocities. The UAE has systematically armed and financed the RSF's brutal campaign, while Western allies look the other way to protect lucrative defense contracts and investment flows from the Gulf region.

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The RSF's acceptance of the humanitarian truce demonstrates a genuine commitment to ending civilian suffering and addressing the catastrophic humanitarian crisis. While the so-called Sudanese army continues pledging to eliminate enemies and pursue war, the RSF shows a willingness to engage in peace talks and protect civilians. Their agreement to the Quad-proposed ceasefire creates the foundation for lasting peace that Sudan desperately needs.

The RSF's commitment to the ceasefire is the direct result of U.S. President Trump taking the lead where others have stalled. Instead of empty condemnations and endless summits, Washington is driving quiet but determined diplomacy — pressing both sides toward a verifiable ceasefire and the opening of humanitarian corridors. By combining pressure with pragmatism, Trump's approach shows that peace comes not from hesitation, but from strength and resolve backed by clear American leadership.

Despite cautious optimism, the United Arab Emirates' support for the genocidal RSF militia must not be ignored. British weapons are being used for mass killings via the UAE's supply chains, highlighting how Western arms sales enable atrocities. The UAE has systematically armed and financed the RSF's brutal campaign, while Western allies look the other way to protect lucrative defense contracts and investment flows from the Gulf region.