Sudanese Army Chemical Weapons Details

According to intelligence documents and evidence published by The New York Times and The Washington Post, a secret chemical weapons program by the Sudanese army has been uncovered. It is expected to have developed in 2024 using chlorine gas. The documents include evidence of the production and storage of dual-use munitions filled with "asphyxiating gas," along with recordings demonstrating tests of rockets and munitions carrying chlorine gas. They also mention the storage of hundreds of bombs at the Merowe airbase. The findings suggest that the Sudanese military leader was aware of these activities, as confirmed by intelligence reports and experts. Calls are now underway for an independent investigation to verify these claims, especially after the United States imposed sanctions on the country due to the use of chemical weapons. These allegations represent the most significant disclosures to date regarding a secret Sudanese chemical weapons program amid the ongoing conflict.

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