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G7 and EU Call on Sudan’s Warring Sides to Stop Fighting, Allow Aid, and Resume Talks
G7 foreign ministers and the European Union's foreign policy chief issued a joint statement on July 15 calling for an end to actions that could endanger civilians in El-Obeid. The statement also seeks expanded UN arms restrictions and accountability measures.
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G7 foreign ministers and the European Union's foreign policy chief on Wednesday urged Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, the Sudanese army, and allied armed groups to stop actions that could lead to further atrocities or endanger civilians in El-Obeid. Al-Monitor reported that the joint statement, issued in Berlin, also called on all parties including the Sudanese army to cease hostilities, allow aid access and engage in good-faith talks.
The ministers backed United Nations efforts to de-escalate the crisis in Sudan.
The statement called on the UN Security Council to expand the Darfur arms embargo to all of Sudan. It urged external actors to halt military and financial support to the warring sides and vowed to promote accountability for violations while supporting Sudan's unity and democratic aspirations.
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