What's happening in Darfur, and where else might they go after this?

That's a very good question because I think people with the whole media attention on Al Obied, people are forgetting that there are still clashes in Darfur.

So that's still ongoing.

Although the RSF controls, of course, most urban regions, so El Fasher and all state capitals of five capitals of five states of Darfur, but there are still clashes against, for example, villages, fil- like civilians in villages in North Darfur.

The RSF is still pushing out the Zaghawa communities from these villages.

And last week, which is the SAF's response to the siege on Al Obied, the SAF-aligned Darfur joint forces launched offensives in West Darfur and North Darfur.

So this is also seen as a new thing that could shift the battlefield balance.

Despite how close it seems for the RSF to no longer be the counter that it used to be, the international community hasn't kind of reconciled itself with the notion that the SAF can win this if, if given enough support at this last stage.