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US, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt propose roadmap for Sudan peace
- On Friday, the United States, along with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt, put forward a peace plan for Sudan that calls for an initial humanitarian ceasefire followed by a lasting truce.
- The roadmap addresses the ongoing violence since 2023 between Sudan’s military forces and the Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group, which has resulted in roughly 40,000 deaths and displaced over 12 million individuals.
- The proposal calls for a three-month humanitarian pause to facilitate aid access, followed by a lasting ceasefire and a nine-month period to transition to civilian-led governance, while denouncing the involvement of extremist groups.
- US sanctions targeted Sudan's finance minister Jibril Ibrahim and the Baraa Ibn-Malik Brigade to limit Islamist influence and curb Iran's regional activities, amid accusations and denials over UAE support for RSF.
- The allied nations declared no military solution exists, urged humanitarian access, and emphasized that Sudan's future governance must be inclusive, transparent, and free from warring party control.
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The United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates call for a three-month ceasefire in the civil war in Sudan.
Sudan: US, allies rule out military action, announce peace plan
There will be no military solution to the lingering hostility in Sudan, the United States and its allies have affirmed after extensive consultations. The decision, signed by the US, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, is part of a five-point communiqué released by the State Department on Friday. The countries endorsed a set of principles aimed at resolving the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, which poses serious risks to regiona…
The United States, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt want to end the civil war in Sudan. They presented a multi-stage plan.
A joint declaration signed on Friday 12 September by four countries to converge towards an end to the war in the Sudan. The signatory countries are the United States, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. They call for, inter alia, a humanitarian truce and the entry of humanitarian aid into the country in order to achieve a permanent ceasefire. Furthermore, the United Nations extended the arms embargo to Darfur for one year.
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