Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has returned from Sudan's capital Khartoum, ahead of signing the Abraham Accords with the country's military leaders.
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The military leadership in Sudan had pushed for normalization with Israel, but in a situation of political turmoil and without American support, it may now find the process difficult to advance.
Analysis: While Sudanese military's goal when signing normalization agreement with Israel was to see U.S. sanctions removed, the recent coup will most likely see these sanctions returned and the agreement delayed or outright abandoned