Paramilitary RSF group rejects plan, saying that proposals for its withdrawal are 'closer to fantasy than to politics'.
Paramilitary RSF group rejects plan, saying that proposals for its withdrawal are ‘closer to fantasy than to politics’.
By Al Jazeera Staff
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Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the secretary-general of the Arab League, has praised a peace plan presented by Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris to the United Nations Security Council earlier this week.
The RSF has rejected the plan proposed by Sudanese prime minister, which calls on the paramilitary group to withdraw.
The transitional government's proposal would see RSF forces give up territory and weapons, to bring an end to the war.
US, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE, proposed the initiative, which has been criticised by Sudan’s government.
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