Sudan Condemns Kenya’s Support for Rival Government Amid Escalating Conflict

Sudan condemns Kenya’s support for rival paramilitary groups seeking to establish a parallel government amidst the ongoing conflict in the country. Sudan plans to withdraw its ambassador from Nairobi and impose economic measures against Kenya, citing security threats and potential disruption of peace efforts. The situation remains dire, with significant humanitarian crises arising from the conflict.

Sudan’s army-aligned government has publicly criticized Kenya for what it deems as “irresponsible and hostile” support towards rival paramilitary forces aiming to establish a parallel government. Since the outbreak of conflict in April 2023 between army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, the political landscape in Sudan has deteriorated significantly.

The conflict in Sudan continues to escalate as tensions with Kenya rise over its alleged support of rival factions. Sudan’s government is taking measures against Kenya, including withdrawing its ambassador and proposing economic sanctions. Both sides continue to face severe humanitarian consequences following the ongoing warfare, with the international community monitoring the situation closely.

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