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Ibtissam Teskt: Never Played Victim Role
The Sudanese government, headed by Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok, rejected international calls to keep peacekeeping forces along the Darfur border, considering their presence unnecessary and potentially inviting foreign interference. It affirmed that the current mission's forces are sufficient to ensure security, and any reinforcement should be limited to Sudanese forces only. This comes amid ongoing clashes between the Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, with international demands emphasizing the need to maintain stability in the region.
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