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The U.S. Department of State has approved a new package of sanctions against the Sudanese government due to its forces' use of chemical weapons during the war with the Rapid Support Forces in 2024, without providing specific details about the areas or dates of the attacks. Washington accuses Sudan of using chlorine gas, a claim denied by the Sudanese government loyal to the army, which described it as "baseless" and "political blackmail." The sanctions come amid escalating tensions between the two sides, with Sudan experiencing a bloody conflict since April 2023 that has resulted in over 200,000 deaths, along with reports of violations and war crimes. Meanwhile, the country is suffering from a severe humanitarian crisis, and a large portion of international aid has been suspended due to these sanctions.
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