Sudan Prime Minister Denies Chemical Claims

The article discusses allegations of the use of chemical weapons in the Sudanese war, which the Sudanese government officially denied, describing them as false claims. International journalistic investigations revealed documents and testimonies suggesting the possible use of chemical substances by the Sudanese army against Rapid Support Forces, especially in areas such as Khartoum and Darfur, where reports emerged of individuals experiencing unusual symptoms like difficulty breathing and eye irritation, with hypotheses pointing to chlorine gas. The reports also mentioned a secret program for developing chemical munitions, though there is no definitive evidence of chemical weapon use. They called for an international investigation to verify the evidence. U.S. officials have concluded that the Sudanese army used chemical weapons during 2024, leading Washington to impose sanctions on Khartoum. Meanwhile, Sudan denied these accusations, affirming that it neither possesses nor has used any chemical weapons. To date, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has not released independent technical investigation results, and the matter remains open for further inquiries.

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