Sudanโs civil war, grinding into its third year and scarring a nation already stretched thin, is increasingly defined not only by its battlefield losses but by the global contest for the countryโs gold, farmland and strategic coastline โ resources that have turned the conflict into one of the worldโs most deeply entangled proxy wars.
Since April 2023, Sudanโs regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have fought for control of a country fractured by decades of unrest.
The RSFโs October seizure of el-Fasher โ the last major city in Darfur under army control โ marked a turning point in a war that h
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