The United States is advocating for an expansion of the arms embargo currently in place for Darfur to encompass all of Sudan. This proposal, presented by US advisor Mas'ad Bolos to the UN Security Council, seeks to broaden sanctions established in 2005. The draft resolution specifically includes drones and related technology within the embargo’s scope. This move comes amid increasing regional concerns regarding escalation, evidenced by reports of Sudan’s army striking a Rapid Support Forces convoy within Chad. Internal conflicts, such as fighting in Kauda, are also fueling political upheaval, with calls for changes in leadership within the Popular Movement. The US initiative reflects growing international alarm over the spiraling violence and its potential to destabilize the wider region.