As Sudan’s bloody civil war rages on, the latest development reveals a concerning escalation: Iranian shipments of the Mohajer-6 , an unmanned aerial vehicle armed with precision-guided missiles, to the Sudanese army. Senior Western officials, speaking to Bloomberg, have raised alarms over Iran’s move, suggesting Tehran’s intention to tip the scales in favor of the Sudanese government. This strategic maneuver comes hot on the heels of Iran and Sudan’s decision to renew diplomatic relations, underscoring Tehran’s ambitions to expand its influence in the region. The significance of this intervention cannot be overstated, especially in the context of the broader geopolitical landscape surrounding the Red Sea. With its 400-mile coastline, Sudan occupies a pivotal position in a region coveted by various global actors, including Russia, China, and the United States. The Red Sea’s status as one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes has heightened its strategic importance, turning it into a ba...