Sudan Army Quits Truce Talks With Paramilitary Foes New (Bloomberg) -- US-brokered talks in Switzerland left frustrated by the army’s demands to be recognized as Sudan’s official government The Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group, which Sudan's de facto ruler, army join peace talks with rival paramilitaries in Switzerland, vowing instead to "fight for 100 years" "We will not go to Geneva we will fight for 100 years," Burhan,
Sudan Army Quits Truce Talks With Paramilitary Foes Mena в Sudan's de facto ruler, army chief been battling the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for over 16 months, told reporters in Port Sudan The United States opened talks in Switzerland Sudan's de facto ruler, army chief been battling the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for over 16 months, told reporters in Port Sudan The United States opened talks in Switzerland Sudan’s de facto ruler, army chief would not join peace talks in Switzerland, saying the military would “fight for 100 years” if necessary to defeat the paramilitary Rapid Support By Declan Walsh Reporting from Villars-sur-Ollon in the Swiss Alps American-led talks to halt Sudan army bombed a hospital in Al Daein, a town in Darfur, killing at least 15 people, local news
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