Washington's response to Al-Burhan's invitation
Washington ignored the Sudanese Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's invitation to visit the country, reflecting a growing mistrust between the two sides. The United States ties its direct engagement to the implementation of peace agreements and the cessation of hostilities, especially after investigations confirmed the use of chemical substances against civilians by the Sudanese Army. This policy has shifted Washington from diplomatic promises to diplomatic guarantees, involving the imposition of sanctions and international pressures, with a focus on neutralizing the chemical weapons issue. This has limited al-Burhan's ability to convert military control into international political acceptance without conditions.
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