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US Envoy Highlights Military Confidence in Sudan and Stresses Limits of Regional Peace Deals
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Sudan Conflict Outlook
The comment underscores the entrenched optimism on both sides of the civil war, suggesting that a military breakthrough remains a central expectation for the warring factions.
Washington Accords and Regional Peace Efforts
He described the accords as “just a launch pad,” emphasizing that the peace process is “long” and will require additional time to produce tangible results.
Official Statements & Responses
When questioned about Rwanda’s accusation that U.S. sanctions were biased, Boulos rejected the claim, stating that the sanctions “can easily be reversed.” On the issue of Rwanda’s withdrawal from the DRC, Boulos indicated that “we have some good indications now, so we have to give them a chance,” suggesting a cautious optimism about renewed cooperation.
Verbatim Quotes
- “We have some good indications now, so we have to give them a chance.” — DR Congo
Outlook
Boulos’ remarks signal that the United States views both the Sudanese conflict and the Central African peace initiatives as protracted challenges. While he points to potential “good indications” for renewed dialogue between Rwanda and the DRC, he also warns that the Washington Accords remain a work-in-progress, and that a swift resolution to Western Sahara is unlikely in the near term.
