Sudan Denies U.S. Sanctions and Chemical Claims

The Sudanese government rejected American accusations of using chemical weapons during the war, describing them as unfounded claims lacking evidence and legal seriousness. It reaffirmed its commitment to the Chemical Weapons Convention and its possession of such weapons nor their use. The second American sanctions, which came into effect on July 20, 2026, are part of Washington's accusations that Sudan used chemical weapons in 2024, despite Sudan's repeated denials and the absence of an independent investigation supporting these claims. The U.S. measures include imposing restrictions on funding and economic cooperation, while Sudan emphasizes its cooperation with the international organization and regards the allegations as driven by political motives.

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