Washington sanctions Port Sudan over chemicals
The United States has confirmed an escalation of its sanctions against Sudan, announcing the initiation of the second phase of sanctions outlined in the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act due to the Sudanese government's use of chemical weapons, according to an official report. The measures include canceling all foreign aid, halting arms sales, and refraining from providing loans or financial support, as well as objecting to any international assistance to Sudan, except for humanitarian aid. This escalation comes after the Sudanese government failed to meet the requirements for lifting sanctions within the designated timeframe, reflecting increasing international tension over Khartoum's violations of international law.
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