Sudan Army Faces Chemical Weapons Accusations
Eighteen prominent chemical weapons experts confirmed the existence of credible evidence supporting the United States' accusation that Sudan used cylinders filled with chlorine. The information indicates at least two gas attacks occurred in September 2024, along with the production of a stockpile of aerial bombs to disperse chlorine. The evidence raises the possibility that the Chemical Weapons Convention Organization might move to investigate the alleged use, potentially dispatching a technical team or conducting inspections of Sudanese facilities linked to chemical weapons. This escalation follows official American accusations made in 2025 and sanctions imposed on Sudan, while Sudanese authorities deny the allegations. Consequently, an international and technical investigation is seen as the crucial path to accurately determine responsibilities.
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