Sudan rejects US sanctions over chemical weapons allegations
Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected sanctions announced by the United States against the country, calling them unilateral and unlawful and based on allegations that the Sudanese Armed Forces used chemical weapons. The ministry said Sudan remains committed to its international agreements.
Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced its outright rejection of new sanctions imposed by the United States, describing them as unilateral and unlawful. The ministry said the measures were based on unfounded allegations that the Sudanese Armed Forces used chemical weapons.
Authorities in Khartoum said the allegations remain unproven and reaffirmed the country's commitment to its international agreements. The statement comes as international pressure mounts amid Sudan's ongoing internal conflict.
The ministry said it would remain in contact with international bodies on the matter and continue defending its position through diplomatic channels. Observers say the sanctions dispute further highlights the international dimension of the conflict in Sudan.
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