Washington urges arms embargo expansion on Sudan
The United States and its UN partners are calling for an expansion of the arms embargo imposed on Sudan to include all regions of the country, in order to put an end to the arms flow that fuels the conflict and prolongs the war there. Officials emphasize that the current embargo on Darfur is insufficient, as arms smuggling continues and drones are increasingly used in attacks that have claimed thousands of civilian lives. They also call for strict measures against smuggling networks and arms dealers, believing that the ongoing conflict in Sudan is linked to deteriorating security and humanitarian conditions, with worsening circumstances, rising casualties, and widespread sexual violence. Furthermore, they urge a ceasefire through a humanitarian truce and support for a peace process that includes an internal Sudanese dialogue to ensure the Sudanese people's right to determine their future.
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