Al-Burhan rejects partial peace with Hamidti
The article discusses the efforts of the Sudanese government, led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, to initiate a comprehensive national dialogue aimed at achieving political stability. It announced the granting of temporary immunity to participants in the dialogue and the suspension of criminal procedures against them during the discussion period. It also clarified that the state is moving away from any full amnesty, limiting itself to a temporary suspension of legal proceedings to ensure effective participation. The goal of the dialogue is to enhance freedoms and establish governance institutions representing various national forces, while continuing efforts to complete governance structures and address security and military challenges, including the army’s resolve to finish cleansing the country of terrorist militias. In the context of the crisis, the health situation has turned into a humanitarian disaster, with more than 900 attacks on healthcare facilities since the beginning of 2026, resulting in the deaths and injuries of hundreds. Many hospitals have been destroyed, and shortages of supplies and medications have worsened, leading to the collapse of the health sector, the spread of diseases, and malnutrition—especially in conflict-affected areas such as Darfur and Kordofan. The ongoing war since 2023 has caused significant deterioration in health services and increased the suffering of the population, amidst continued military escalation and difficulties in reaching the areas in need.
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