Peace in Sudan Can only Flower After a Weapons Embargo
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Peace in Sudan Can Only Flower After a Weapons Embargo
The case for the White House’s Security Council resolution on Sudan, made by two senior administration officials.
Arab news: Mas'ad Paul, Senior Adviser to the United States President for Arab and African Affairs, and Mike Waltz, United States delegate to the United Nations, issued a joint statement calling on the Security Council to make justice to the Sudan.
Washington, September 4, 2026 – U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Michael Waltz and Senior Advisor to the President for Arab and African Affairs Massad Boulos called on the UN Security Council to expand the arms embargo to cover all of Sudan and warned against the possibility of countries vetoing the move. In a joint op-ed published in Foreign Policy magazine, the two U.S. officials wrote, “Sudan has been sliding into hell for years. Now the…
London - Arabic Jerusalem: A joint article by the United States Ambassador Michael Waltz and President Donald Tramp ' s Envoy for Arab and African Affairs, Mas'ad Paul, was published in the magazine Foren Polesi, in which they said that peace would not be achieved in the Sudan without an arms embargo. They said that Sudan had been slipping into hell for years, and that the United Nations Security Council now had an opportunity [...].
On 1 September, France took over the presidency of the UN Security Council for a month. In the absence of agreement between the five members of this Council on many issues, Paris will have little room for manoeuvre. However, on 10 September, it will be necessary to decide a burning issue: should the arms embargo be extended [...] This article Sudan: the battle announced at the Security Council appeared first on Mondafrique.
The United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Michael Waltz, and the Senior Adviser to the United States President for Arab and African Affairs, Mas'ad Paul, called on the Security Council to extend the arms embargo on Darfur to all parts of the Sudan, stressing that this step is necessary to reduce the continuation of the war and to create conditions for a civilian-led peace process.
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