Sudan rejects ceasefire, calls Boulos's remarks inaccurate

The article discusses the escalation of military and political tensions in Sudan. The Sudanese military and diplomatic leadership recently rejected talks of a humanitarian truce or negotiations with the Rapid Support Forces, emphasizing the need to eliminate the militias. The Chief of Staff, General Yasser al-Atta, accused Israel of involvement in the war, while Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan stated that there would be no negotiations until full military victory is achieved and control over some areas is restored. The Sudanese government also dissociated itself from statements made by American officials and rejected proposals for a ceasefire, while a parallel government supported international initiatives to establish a lasting ceasefire.

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