Sudan has recalled its ambassador from Kenya over concerns regarding a meeting aimed at establishing a parallel government led by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Sudan condemns Kenya’s actions as a threat to peace and security, urging Nairobi to reconsider its stance amidst allegations of conspiracy and terrorism.
Sudan has recalled its ambassador from Kenya in response to a meeting hosted by Nairobi that discussed forming a parallel government. This action reflects Sudan’s condemnation of Kenya’s engagement with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia and its affiliates, labeling it as a hostile act against Sudan’s sovereignty.
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry stated that Kamal Jabara was summoned for consultations due to what they termed a “dangerous course” taken by Kenya, which poses threats to regional peace and security, alongside accusations of promoting terrorism and genocide.
Additionally, Sudan’s government indicated that Kenya is engaged in a conspiracy to establish a government led by the RSF, further straining diplomatic relations between the two countries. The Sudanese leadership is urging Nairobi to reconsider its involvement to avoid exacerbating the ongoing tensions.
The recall of Sudan’s ambassador underscores rising tensions between Sudan and Kenya, primarily driven by Kenya’s alleged support for the RSF in forming a parallel government. Sudan’s strong condemnation of these actions highlights its concerns about the implications for regional stability and its national security. Both nations face significant diplomatic challenges moving forward as they navigate this crisis.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
