Washington blocks Burhan's entry angering Sudan

The visa for Sudanese Sovereignty Council Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to attend the United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York was denied, sparking widespread reactions and anger across Sudanese social media platforms. It is believed that Washington linked the issuance of the visa to Khartoum’s stance on a proposal for a 90-day ceasefire, raising questions about the use of visas as a tool of political pressure and turning them into a bargaining weapon. This reflects a breach of Sudan’s sovereignty and threatens the fundamental principles of the rights of United Nations member states. The Secretary-General expressed concern over the decision, which is considered a violation of the principle of facilitating the entry of representatives of member states without obstacles. Meanwhile, observers are calling for the matter to be addressed through international law rather than direct confrontation, emphasizing that they see Sudan’s critical decisions should ultimately be resolved through internal political channels.

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