Sudan proposes ceasefire and RSF reintegration
The article discusses Sudan's stance on the current war in the country. The Sudanese representative at the Security Council confirmed that Khartoum is working on a national plan to protect civilians and rejected expanding the arms embargo to include the entire Sudanese territory, considering this a fundamental change in the sanctions regime. Sudan has proposed solutions to end the war, including a 90-day humanitarian truce, the withdrawal and disarmament of the Rapid Support Forces, reintegration of those forces, and the launch of a comprehensive national dialogue to involve civilian institutions and hold free elections. He also indicated that the government favors a Sudanese-led negotiated solution, with accountability for those responsible for violations. Sudan rejected the expansion of the arms embargo, asserting that the national army is not a paramilitary group. He warned of ongoing humanitarian consequences, including increasing displacement, a humanitarian catastrophe, and deteriorating security conditions, amid international calls to de-escalate and reach a political solution.
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