US EditionTrump Turns His Eye to Sudan
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The war between the Sudanese forces and the Rapid Support Forces has cost more than 40,000 lives.
An advisor to US President Donald Trump confirmed that Washington has begun working on a humanitarian truce in Sudan, while the Sovereignty Council and the Rapid Support Forces welcomed Trump's statements regarding ending the war in the country.
The US wants to fight for an end to the civil war in Sudan.
President Donald Trump has said he will work with Arab countries and regional bodies to immediately end the war in Sudan. Trump said the Sudan war was not on his agenda; During his meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, he said he understood the suffering of Sudanese, France 24 reported. The president said he invited Prince Mohammed bin Salman to his palace to strengthen investment relations between the United States and Saudi Arab…
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