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The article discusses the efforts of the Sudanese government to reach a solution to the armed crisis in Sudan. Foreign Minister Mahiauddin Salim confirmed Khartoum's readiness to engage in dialogue with the United States, regional, and international countries, but emphasized that external interference or imposed solutions are unacceptable. He clarified that Khartoum is committed to its sovereignty and territorial integrity, rejects equating the army with the Rapid Support Forces, and insists that the resolution should be internal and based on its national decisions. He also pointed out Sudan's commitment to international initiatives, led by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and others, but rejected the continued obstruction by some parties, such as the United Arab Emirates. Additionally, he accused the Rapid Support Forces of not adhering to the Jeddah Agreement. The government has called for facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid and rejected any ceasefire before the armed forces withdraw from the cities, stressing that more than 60% of Rapid Support Forces fighters are linked to foreign mercenaries.
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