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U.S. and Allies Propose Humanitarian Truce in Sudan

9/13/2025

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The U.S., Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt proposed a three-month humanitarian truce in Sudan, aiming for a permanent ceasefire.
This initiative seeks to address the severe humanitarian crisis and famine caused by ongoing conflict.
Foreign ministers stressed that a military solution is not viable and called for a nine-month transitional process for civilian governance.
The UAE faces accusations of supporting the RSF, while Egypt and Saudi Arabia support the army.
The Quad rejected any involvement of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan and the U.S. imposed sanctions on Sudan's finance minister and an Islamist militia.

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The U.S., Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt proposed a three-month humanitarian truce in Sudan, aiming for a permanent ceasefire.
This initiative seeks to address the severe humanitarian crisis and famine caused by ongoing conflict.
Foreign ministers stressed that a military solution is not viable and called for a nine-month transitional process for civilian governance.
The UAE faces accusations of supporting the RSF, while Egypt and Saudi Arabia support the army.
The Quad rejected any involvement of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan and the U.S. imposed sanctions on Sudan's finance minister and an Islamist militia.