Through public opinion, stirring up the people's war weariness to pressure governments to sit at the negotiating table was originally a helpless approach, after all, conflicts among European great powers are fundamentally irreconcilable, as evidenced by the previous life's Allies' punishment of the Axis powers.
Of course, the fermentation of public opinion also requires time, so it's impossible for negotiations to immediately succeed by relying solely on the European people's longing for peace; thus, East Africa still needs to persuade the European great powers at an official level.
Among various governments, East Africa uniformly states the harm this war inflicts on Europe, which is the most basic reason; in fact, by today, the method used by European countries to divert internal conflicts through war has already failed, which is why East Africa is willing to undertake lobbying efforts.
