it is remarkable considering his life was at risk at the very beginning of the war, according to different accounts, and that he has managed to survive unscathed right now, despite dsl is on his headquarters in khartoum where the rsf more or less controls the majority of that city. however, in terms of camino, broader strategy, it is very clear that right now there are two battlefronts. one is within sudan itself and the other one is between the rsf and the military as they both compete for legitimacy and backing among the international community, both among the traditional backers respectively to each and among, you know, a new states that might be looking to either support or play active roles in any potential mediation forum. and so i think... i suppose for egypt, it is certainly a new state