Al-Burhan Rejects Chem Weapons Claims

The article focused on the developments of the political and humanitarian crisis in Sudan. It revealed that the head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, stated that the government rejected new peace proposals aimed at reintegrating the Rapid Support Forces into the political scene, considering this a red line that prevents any political or military gains for these forces. Al-Burhan affirmed that the goal is to complete the civil and democratic transition in the country while maintaining Sudan's unity. He explained that any modifications to the ceasefire terms or the withdrawal from cities must be characterized by full on-the-ground resolve and the completo disarmament of the Rapid Support Forces, with no tolerance for leniency in this matter. He also indicated that the military is prepared to respond to any international decision to impose a comprehensive arms embargo on Sudan, clarifying that the country is free of chemical weapon factories and that negotiations will only take place after a decisive military solution. Furthermore, he noted that the international community is working to promote dialogue, but without supporting the Rapid Support Forces or achieving gains for them. He addressed the worsening economic situation, highlighting external conspiracies and illicit monetary printing that have exacerbated the crisis, while the ongoing challenge remains restoring security and stability in the country.

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