Sudan army chief Burhan rejects latest US-backed truce plan as 'worst yet'
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- Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has rejected a new truce proposal from US envoy Massad Boulos, labeling it the 'worst yet' and accusing the Quad mediators of bias due to the involvement of the UAE. Burhan's comments come amid ongoing tensions in Sudan, where the military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are engaged in conflict.
- This rejection highlights the deepening rift between the Sudanese military and international mediators, raising concerns about the effectiveness of external efforts to broker peace in the region. Burhan's accusations against the UAE suggest a complex geopolitical landscape influencing the conflict.
- The RSF's recent announcement of a unilateral three-month humanitarian ceasefire contrasts sharply with the military's stance, indicating a potential divide in approaches to conflict resolution. This situation underscores the challenges of achieving a cohesive peace strategy in Sudan, as differing agendas among local and international actors complicate the humanitarian crisis.
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