Sudan has been embroiled in warfare for two years, primarily between its military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. As these factions engage, regional countries have begun aligning themselves with various sides, raising concerns about the broader implications of the conflict. The potential for violence to spread beyond Sudan's borders is significant, with neighboring nations like Egypt and Chad facing challenges such as an influx of refugees and economic strain. Experts assess the risks and consequences of this ongoing civil war in a volatile geopolitical context.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has introduced complications for neighboring countries as they are forced to navigate alliances based on historical ties and current political interests. Countries like Egypt and Chad have deep concerns regarding refugee influx and economic ramifications.
With foreign powers backing opposing sides, the potential for a wider conflict looms. Neighboring nations are apprehensive that instability in Sudan could spill over, igniting tensions and unrest in already volatile areas.
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