Sudanese FM Criticizes Western Sanctions

The article discusses the developments in the political and military situation in Sudan. Foreign Minister Mahyuddin Salem confirmed that the sanctions imposed by the United States and Britain on Sudan are a political weapon used to increase pressure on the Sudanese government and to hinder any military progress by the army. He pointed out that dialogues with the international community continue, while warning of the sanctions' impact on the mining sector, which is relied upon by millions. On the ground, the Sudanese army reclaimed the town of Umm Sayala in North Kordofan from the Rapid Support Forces. This comes amidst ongoing military escalation, with clashes involving the armed forces and the militia. There are also assertions that the international community has failed to implement the Jeddah agreement, and expectations of further significant shifts on the battlefield. Additionally, Salem announced the signing of an agreement with Saudi Arabia to strengthen strategic cooperation between the two countries, emphasizing a shared destiny against regional threats.

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