🇸🇩🇪🇹 Breaking Points discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis and civil and proxy war in Sudan, highlighting the discovery of mass graves in Khartoum and the widespread brutality and starvation civilians face. The hosts also note the Sudanese military’s success in breaking a long-standing siege in Dilling in central Sudan. The Habila corridor to South Kordofan’s second-largest city remains contested however, with the UN warning today that access routes to Dilling have still not been restored, conditions remain at crisis levels after months of isolation, and humanitarian operations are still extremely limited. The hosts analyze the regional power dynamics fueling the conflict, particularly rival coalitions centered around the UAE and Saudi Arabia. They also explore the growing risk of a new front opening near the Ethiopian border, drawing in Horn of Africa states including Ethiopia and Eritrea, and deepening Egypt’s involvement. @krystalball | @emilyjashinsky