Sudan Consents to Global Chem Weapons Probe
The article focused on the Sudanese government's emphasis on its readiness to cooperate with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to investigate American allegations that the Sudanese army used chemical weapons during 2024. Khartoum clarified that there is a bilateral mechanism with Washington that has discussed the claims for over a year, and it requested the United States to send experts for a field investigation, but the latter did not respond. The government confirmed that the national committee it formed does not replace international mechanisms and rejected Washington’s accusations and its imposition of sanctions without evidence, indicating that U.S. measures are based on political considerations. The article also denied any material evidence supporting the claims and dismissed suspicions of politicization, emphasizing Sudan’s support for the international community’s adherence to principles of justice and neutrality.
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