Sadam rejects talks with Burhan on Sudan
The article focuses on the Democratic Civilian Alliance "Sudud's" rejection of any political dialogue in Sudan until the fighting stops and the humanitarian crisis is addressed. It emphasizes that a military solution is impossible and that ongoing war only increases the suffering of the people and deepens divisions. The alliance also stresses the need for any political process to be independent of the parties involved in the conflict and rejects the participation of forces that ignited the war, such as the National Congress Party and the Muslim Brotherhood fronts. It affirms that justice and accountability are essential for achieving sustainable peace. The alliance considers that any negotiations that do not commit to a ceasefire and ensure independence will only reinforce division, warning that any political arrangements that do not meet these conditions are merely attempts to reproduce the crisis.
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