Washington: Sudanese Army May Have Used Chemical Agents
The United States and the African Union reaffirm their non-recognition of the current Sudanese government, as increasing evidence emerges of the Sudanese army's use of chemical weapons against civilians, which constitutes a war crime requiring international investigation. Reports indicate that Sudan has developed and utilized chemical weapons during its conflict with the Rapid Support Forces, with existing evidence and testimonies linking military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to efforts to develop these weapons. Experts and international organizations are calling for an independent investigation to identify and hold those responsible accountable, amid growing calls for justice for those responsible for these violations.
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