Burhan rejects new Sudan peace proposals, dismisses chemical weapons accusation as pressure
September 11, 2026 at 01:58 PM · Updated 35d ago
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10 reports · 9 in Arabic, 1 in English · over 16 hours
UN extends partial Sudan arms embargo for a month
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السودان لمجلس الأمن: لنا الحق فى إنتاج واقتناء الأسلحة لحماية سيادة البلاد - اليوم السابع
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22 عاما من حظر السلاح.. لماذا لا يتوقف تدفق الأسلحة إلى دارفور؟
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مجلس الأمن يعتمد القرار 2828 بتمديد عقوبات السودان حتى 9 أكتوبر - اليوم السابع
(opens the publisher’s site)مجلس الأمن يمدد ولاية خبراء السودان ويؤجل توسيع حظر السلاح
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مجلس الأمن يمدد عقوبات السودان شهرا وسط خلاف حول توسيع حظر السلاح
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الخماسية في الخرطوم.. حراك دبلوماسي بحثا عن مخرج للحرب السودانية
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اعتبر اتهام استخدام السلاح الكيماوي ورقة ضغط.. البرهان يرفض مقترحات جديدة للسلام
(opens the publisher’s site)أميركا تدعو السودان للامتثال لحظر الأسلحة الكيميائية
(opens the publisher’s site)من الذهب إلى المسيرات والكيماوي.. من يغذي حرب السودان؟
(opens the publisher’s site)Sudan's Sovereignty Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has rejected new peace proposals, saying they aim to return the Rapid Support Forces to power while dismissing chemical weapons accusations as pressure.
- Burhan said the government refused proposals received in recent days because they sought to reinstate the Rapid Support Forces, which he said would not be allowed to return.
- Burhan said he rejected an amendment that would start the RSF's withdrawal from cities only after a 90-day ceasefire, insisting both must proceed together.
- Burhan said Sudan has no chemical weapons factories, offered Washington an inspection delegation, and called the accusation an attempt to pressure him.
- Burhan said Sudan's envoys to friendly states found no support for a US draft expanding the Darfur arms embargo to all of Sudan.
Latest developments
- Sep 11 — Sudan told the UN Security Council that its armed forces have the right to produce and retain conventional weapons, arguing the Darfur arms embargo contradicts Article 51 self-defence.
- Sep 11 — The Security Council adopted resolution 2828 extending the sanctions regime under resolution 1591 for one month, until 9 October.
- Sep 11 — The UN Security Council has extended the expert panel's mandate on Sudan until November 9 as part of the technical renewal of the sanctions regime.
- Sep 11 — China, Russia, Pakistan, and three African members opposed the US push to expand the Darfur-only arms embargo nationwide, citing Sudan's Article 51 right to self-defence.
- Sep 11 — The US deputy envoy urged adding sexual violence, kidnapping for ransom, and attacks on humanitarian workers to the Sudan sanctions regime.
- Sep 11 — The US withdrew core elements of its proposal to expand Sudan's arms embargo nationwide, including coverage of drones and dual-use components, after weeks of negotiations.