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Al-Burhan supports Sudanese talks
Sudanese Sovereignty Council Chairman Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan announced the start of a national dialogue involving civilian forces aimed at integrating them into governance institutions. He also granted participants temporary immunity to ensure their engagement. Al-Burhan emphasized that Khartoum will not accept any settlement that restores the Rapid Support Forces to power, stating that the only way to end the war is through weapons restriction. He linked the peace process to the confiscation and containment of militia weapons in specific areas. He spoke of military operations targeting the purification of the country from militias, especially the Rapid Support Forces, which are currently engaged in a war with the army that has resulted in over 200,000 deaths and 12 million internally displaced persons. Clashes are intensifying in Kordofan and Darfur. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization warns of a collapse in the healthcare sector due to ongoing attacks on health facilities, with 37% of them out of service. These attacks have caused the death of over 900 people and injuries to 1,400 others.
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