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Khartoum rejects US proposal on RSF contacts
Official Sudanese sources have revealed that the government is rejecting new proposals from Musaad Bolus, the American president’s advisor on Arab and African affairs, regarding arrangements for a ceasefire between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. The government insists on the withdrawal of all Rapid Support Forces from their regions in Darfur, Kordofan, and the Blue Nile, in exchange for repositioning them at "contact points." The new proposals are accused of creating a foundation for the division of Sudan and establishing permanent zones of influence, without a specified timeline for ending the deployment or restoring state authority. These developments come within the context of efforts to improve calm amid the ongoing crisis, with negotiations between the two parties continuing, alongside warnings of a potential escalation that could lead to an actual partition.
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