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Leak uncovers Sudanese Army chemical file
The Sudanese newspaper "Al-Rakoba" revealed that a Middle Eastern intelligence agency sent approximately 150 documents, images, and videos to the media, proving that the Sudanese army is developing chemical ammunition based on chlorine gas during 2024. The aim is to use these against the Rapid Support Forces, and it indicates that Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is aware of the project. The Sudanese army denies these accusations and affirms its commitment to the Chemical Weapons Convention. They state that the materials include plans for secret tests and information about efforts to conceal the program's traces. Meanwhile, the United States has imposed sanctions on Sudan, accusing it of using chemical weapons in the ongoing war since 2023, which has resulted in the death of thousands and the displacement of millions.
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