Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Archives

Sudanese coalition rejects African Union’s dialogue endorsement

Alliance warns that dialogue without a prior ceasefire will entrench Sudan’s ongoing division.

Sudan’s opposition told UN envoy Haavisto that talks must follow a ceasefire and civilian protection, not army plans.

Delegates argued real progress requires comprehensive talks only after fighting stops throughout Sudan’s war-torn territories nationwide.

Sudan’s participation in the Russia-Africa Summit comes as Moscow follows the crisis and rejects interference in sovereign affairs.

Sudanese opposition forces back broader peace efforts while urging civilians to reject war, hate speech and military domination.

Burhan says the war will continue until Sudan is protected from internal and external threats facing the country.

SAF chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan warns sanctions could target him as international pressure over the war continues to grow.

Sudanese sources report an air strike targeted Islamist sites where Bour and other army-aligned fighters were present.

Al-Fadil says Sudan’s Islamist groups support Burhan’s government and militias while rejecting ceasefire efforts and worsening the conflict.

Burhan says elections, rather than military force, must determine political power as Sudan prepares for an anticipated national dialogue.