Burhan Describes Saudi Crown Prince's Initiative Towards Sudan as 'Path to Peace'
Sudanese army leader Abdel Fattah Burhan described the Saudi Crown Prince's initiative as charting a path to peace.
SUMMARY
Sudanese army leader praises Saudi Crown Prince's initiative to end the conflict.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Trump shows commitment to resolving the conflict at bin Salman's request.
- Increased reliance on digital evidence to reveal atrocities.
CORE SUBJECT
Peace Initiative in Sudan
Sudanese army leader Abdel Fattah Burhan described the initiative of Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman to end the conflict and stop the war in the country as charting a path to peace in Sudan.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed commitment to resolving the conflict in Sudan at the request of Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Trump stated, "Resolving the conflict in Sudan was not in my plans, but Prince Mohammed bin Salman asked me to intervene strongly to solve the crisis, which the United Nations considers 'the worst in the world.'"
Furthermore, the civil war in Sudan is entering a new phase with an increasing reliance on digital evidence and satellite images to reveal atrocities against civilians, especially after the fall of Al-Fasher into the hands of the Rapid Support Forces.
Current developments indicate a shift in justice from relying on survivor testimonies and slow field examinations to a reality where crimes become immediately visible from the air and digitally archived before any investigator reaches the site, according to an analysis by Foreign Policy magazine.
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MENTIONED ENTITIES 3
Abdel Fattah Burhan
👤 Person_MaleLeader of the Sudanese army
Mohammed bin Salman
👤 Person_MaleSaudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister
Donald Trump
👤 Person_MaleFormer U.S. President