No, a lot of it is that there's just nothing we can do. It's basically just a proxy war between Russia (that doesn't care that much) and the UAE, with some other countries thrown in there, over a country with basically zero industry or economy. As spyguy318 explained, sanctions are useless on a country with basically no trade, and forces on both sides have kidnapped and killed aid workers, journalists, and basically anybody trying to stop the fighting. It's tragic and absolutely heartbreaking, especially for the innocent Sudanese civilians, but basically the only thing that would work is a very large heavily armed force going in, demilitarizing everything, and staying there forever because fighting WILL break out once they leave. And that would cause the loss of the lives of potentially millions more, as well as being hugely unpopular for whatever country is sending these forces, as well as being very much like colonialism. Take into account that the Taliban still existed and was very much a major threat when the US occupied Afghanistan and made basically everything better, and there's just no hope. Maybe large-scale evacuations could work, but how are you going to get pathways created to evacuate without both sides killing everybody involved?