US Slams Lack of ‘Legitimate’ Governance in Sudan
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My Senior Adviser for Arab and African Affairs, Trimb, stressed that the army and rapid support do not represent legitimate governance in the Sudan, calling for a humanitarian and interactive truce and an expansion of the United Nations arms embargo to increase the cost of the conflict to all parties to the fighting.
US slams lack of ‘legitimate’ governance in Sudan
THE UNITED NATIONS, United States: The United States on Tuesday criticized the lack of “legitimate” leaders to govern Sudan, saying that rival military forces have not made serious commitments to end war in the country. “Neither the Sudanese Armed Forces, the Rapid Support Forces, nor their respective leaders, represent legitimate, constitutional governance for Sudan — they rule through force of arms alone,” said State Department spokesman Tommy…
On Tuesday, the US Department of State said that the army and rapid support are not legitimate and constitutional, but rather rule by force of arms, and suggested that the cost of continuing the conflict be raised for all warring parties and the networks that feed them. In response to these statements, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in a statement that the Government of the Sudan strongly rejected yesterday's United States foreign-sta…
[UN] The United States on Tuesday criticized the lack of a “legitimate” leader governing Sudan, saying that the opposing military forces are not making a serious effort to end the war in the country. “The Sudanese military, the Rapid Response Forces, or their leaders do not represent the legitimate constitutional government of Sudan. They rule by force alone,” State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said. “The actions of each of the belligerent …
On Tuesday, the United States considered that neither the leader of the Sudanese army Abdel Fattah al-Burhan nor that of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, says Hemeti, are able to govern the Sudan, while announcing their intention to increase pressure on the belligerents and the networks that fuel the war."Neither [...] The article Sudan: Washington judge Burhan and Hemeti illegitimate to govern and promises more pressure on…
In a statement by the Foreign Ministry, Washington called on the parties to accept an immediate humanitarian truce without preconditions, and engage in political dialogue. The post-Washington political dialogue: neither army nor rapid support represents Sudan's first appeared on Darfur's 42th news site.
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