The African Union is persuaded by Member States and the International Community “not to recognize any government or parallel entity”.
The African Union says that the announcement of a parallel government in war destroyed Sudan risks the separation of the land, which has already been devastated by almost two years of struggle.
Paravial forces for fast support (RSF) are locked in a brutal conflict with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) April 2023In the war that seized tens of thousands of lives and eradicated more than 12 million people.
The war, initially caused by disagreements over the integration of the RSF army, has torn off the country, and the army has now controlled the eastern and northern Sudan, and the RSF, which dominates the western Darfur and the large parts of the south.
Last month, the RSF and his allies signed a “charter for the establishment of” a burglarized government, in a further sign of the land cleft.
The signatories of the document intend to create a “government of peace and unity” in areas under the control of the rebels, the AFP news agency reported.
The African Union (Au) on Wednesday warned that the move was a “huge risk of land division.”
He called on all his Member States, as well as the international community, “not to recognize any government or parallel entity aimed at dividing … the Republic of Sudan or his institutions.”
In a statementIt is said that “does not recognize the so -called government or parallel entity in the Republic of Sudan”.
On Tuesday and the European Union repeated His commitment to “unity and territorial integrity of Sudan.”
This is followed by a warning of the United Nations Security Council last week, which expressed “serious concern” because of the “founder charter”, adding that it could worse the “already difficult humanitarian situation”.
The war in Sudan compensated for the impoverished nation.
Last month, the UN -A chief warned that Sudan was “looking at the abyss” last month and that the country faces the “largest crisis of displacement in the world”, and millions of people forced from their homes since the fighting began.
Meanwhile, nearly 25 million people suffer from severe food uncertainty, 600,000 Of which are “on the verge of hunger”, the UN has recently warned.
