Sudan's RSF, allies sign charter for rival government
RSF, allies sign charter to form parallel government
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied political and armed groups have signed a charter to establish a parallel government, in a move that risks deepening the country’s fragmentation amid a nearly two-year civil war. The agreement, signed late on Saturday in Kenya, aims to create a “government of peace and unity.”
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Sudan's Rapid Support Forces will sign a charter with allied political and armed groups on Saturday evening to establish a ...
Kenya’s foreign ministry says it is ready to support peace efforts in Sudan. The statement Wednesday comes a day after ...
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