Diplomatic tensions escalate as the U.S. reportedly denied a visa to Sudan’s army chief, leveraging the move to push for a temporary ceasefire in the country’s ongoing conflict. Sources suggest the decision was intended to compel acceptance of a proposed 90-day truce, raising questions about the balance between pressure and negotiation in resolving the war. The development highlights deepening international involvement in Sudan’s crisis, where foreign powers are increasingly using travel restrictions as a tool to influence key figures. Whether the strategy will yield a lasting pause in hostilities remains uncertain amid the escalating humanitarian and military stakes.
Media reports say US withheld army chief's visa to pressure him into accepting a 90-day truce in Sudan's civil war.
