Us seeks tough action on Darfur

The video discusses the ongoing conflict in Darfur, Sudan, since 2003, where over 200,000 people have been killed and millions displaced. Despite several UN resolutions, the violence continues, with the Sudanese government failing to disarm the Janjaweed militias. The US has imposed sanctions on Sudan, aiming to pressure them into compliance. China opposes these sanctions, while France, under President Sarkozy, seeks to establish a humanitarian corridor. However, aid agencies warn that military intervention could worsen the situation. With no direct national interests, the US and France are hesitant to commit troops, leaving the prospects for intervention uncertain.

How has China responded to the sanctions imposed on the Khartoum government?

What challenges does the United States face in committing military resources to Darfur?