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Al-Burhan: Arms Ban Won't Impact Sudanese Army
The article discussed the stance of the Sudanese leadership regarding the proposed arms embargo by the Security Council, where Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan affirmed that this decision would not impact the Sudanese Armed Forces or their position on the ground. He rejected its passing in the council, emphasizing that the war will end once militias are disarmed and that the state will not permit any faction to gain benefits from weapons. The article also reviewed the current developments in Sudan, including ongoing clashes between the army and Rapid Support Forces since April 2023, as well as accusations of chemical weapon use during the conflict. The Sudanese government denied these allegations, asserting that there is no evidence to confirm such use, while the United States insists that credible evidence exists. The report highlighted the failure of international efforts to cease the fighting, complexities of the conflict, continued displacement, fatalities, and the worsening humanitarian situation. Additionally, the article examined the international community's efforts, particularly the Quadripartite Committee, to seek a political solution, advocating for a democratic transition and a civilian government, while rejecting military solutions.
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