Khartoum: The Government of Sudan has officially called on the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and the United Nations to convene and deliberate on the alleged breaches of international laws by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Chad. The Sudanese authorities accuse these nations of participating in the ongoing conflict against Sudan.
According to Sudan News Agency, the Minister of Culture and Information, Khalid Ali Al-Aiser, who also serves as the government spokesman, addressed the media in a briefing organized by the Ministry of Defense. Al-Aiser condemned the escalating aggression by the UAE and Chad, asserting that their actions constitute a terrorist campaign aimed at the Sudanese populace and the destruction of the country’s infrastructure.
Al-Aiser sought to reassure the citizens of Sudan, emphasizing that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), along with other regular and joint forces, as well as mobilized units, stand united and prepared to counter any aggression. He emphasiz
ed the readiness and capability of these forces to protect the nation.
Furthermore, Al-Aiser issued a stern warning to political entities and individuals collaborating with the militia, labeling their support as a futile endeavor. The government remains resolute in its stance against those perceived to be aiding the militia in the conflict.