The ongoing crisis in Sudan demands urgent action. Despite an existing arms embargo on Darfur, weapons continue to flow into the region, fueling violence and mass atrocities. External actors are exploiting loopholes, bypassing restrictions, and arming combatants—prolonging suffering and instability.

S.Res.126 calls on the United Nations Security Council to enforce and expand the arms embargo to cover all of Sudan, closing these dangerous gaps. The European Union and the United Kingdom have already taken steps to impose comprehensive embargoes—it's time for the United States to push for stronger global action.

The U.S. must lead in stopping the flow of weapons that enable war crimes and genocide. Urge your senators to support S.Res.126 today. Together, we can demand accountability and work toward lasting peace in Sudan.