US EditionUS imposes sanctions on former Sudanese minister and 2 companies backing the paramilitary force
- The United States imposed sanctions on two companies and one person for exacerbating instability in Sudan. This action aims to hold accountable those who have hindered efforts for peace and a democratic solution.
- Ali Karti, the former foreign minister of Sudan, and other hardline Islamists are actively obstructing efforts to reach a ceasefire and opposing Sudanese civilians. The Treasury has singled out GSK Advance Company, a Sudan-based procurement channel for the Rapid Support Forces , for sanctions.
- These sanctions are part of the ongoing measures by the US against Sudan's leaders and companies associated with the army and paramilitary. Previous actions include blocking properties owned by military figures, imposing restrictions on visas for individuals undermining Sudan's democratic transition, and imposing sanctions on key companies.
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US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan
The US on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies, including one based in Russia, and one person it accused of exacerbating instability in Sudan as fighting has killed thousands and displaced millions of civilians.
Sudan conflict: US imposes sanctions on two companies, Sudan's former minister over instability
The United States on Thursday (Sep 28) imposed sanctions on two companies and one individual over exacerbating instability in Sudan as the conflict rages on. In a statement, the Treasury Department's Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, Brian Nelson, said that this action held accountable those who had undercut efforts to find a peaceful, democratic solution in Sudan. “We will continue to target actors perpetuating this con
US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies, including one based in Russia, and one person it accused of exacerbating instability in Sudan as fighting has killed thousands and displaced millions of civilians. Read full story
US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan
US imposes fresh round of sanctions over instability in Sudan The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies, including one based in Russia, and one person it accused of exacerbating instability in Sudan as fighting has killed thousands and displaced millions of civilians. The action is the latest round of sanctions imposed by Washington after war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) broke out in Ap…
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