Concerns were raised at the UN Security Council regarding the formation of a parallel government by Sudan’s RSF, which could threaten national unity and stability. Kenya denied accusations of recognizing this new entity, while representatives from multiple countries emphasized the importance of upholding Sudan’s sovereignty and peace.
During a recent UN Security Council meeting, several members expressed serious concerns about a new parallel government declared by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This declaration has sparked diplomatic tensions, particularly with Kenya, which has denied allegations of recognizing the new entity. The charter for the rival government was signed in private negotiations in Nairobi and claims to establish a “government of peace and unity” in regions controlled by the RSF.
The discussions at the UN highlighted the potential risks associated with the RSF’s declaration of a parallel government, including threats to Sudan’s unity and ongoing peace. The international community, represented by various countries in the Security Council, urged support for Sudan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, stressing the need for a unified government to end the ongoing conflict.
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