Sudan: Diplomatic Setbacks Undermine U.S. Approach to Sudan
The rhetorical whiplash over the Sovereignty Council's standing, the willingness to let a lunch pass as diplomatic progress, the quiet abandonment of the truce demand and the tactical retreat at the Security Council all point to the same conclusion: Washington is struggling to find its strategic footing on Sudan.
Boulos's post made no mention of the 90-day truce the administration had tried to force on Burhan by withholding his visa only two weeks earlier, offering only a vague call for a "Sudanese-owned and Sudanese-led national dialogue.
Khartoum — Over the past two weeks, Washington has suffered a series of humiliating diplomatic defeats in its effort to force Sudanese authorities into a ceasefire deal they were not prepared to sign and that conditions on the ground did not support.
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