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Outcry in Sudan as US reportedly holds al-Burhan’s UN visa over truce plan
Media reports say US withholds army chief’s visa to pressure him into accepting a 90-day truce in Sudan’s civil war.
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Media reports say the United States has withheld a visa for Sudan’s army chief, Abdel Fattah al‑Burhan, before the United Nations General Assembly. The move is described as an attempt to pressure him into accepting a 90‑day truce in the country’s civil war. Sudanese activists and journalists have criticized Washington for the action. The visa hold is linked to a ceasefire proposal that the army chief has yet to endorse. No further details on the United Nations response have been provided.
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