The Sudan peace plan has stalled: the army accepts most of the US proposal but insists the RSF quit every city seized since 2023, documents show.
SUDAN · GEOPOLITICS
Key Facts
—The sticking point: Sudan’s army accepts most of the US peace proposal but demands the RSF quit every city occupied since May 11, 2023, per documents seen by Reuters on July 9.
—What the plan offers: an immediate 90-day humanitarian truce, talks on a permanent ceasefire and a civilian-led transition to elections.
—The narrower offer: a UN-led mechanism for limited RSF withdrawals, prioritising North Darfur and North Kordofan.
The army demand for broad RSF withdrawal has been a repeated stumbling block in previous peace efforts.
The transitional government's proposal would see RSF forces give up territory and weapons, to bring an end to the war.
Sudan's fighting continues despite RSF's ceasefire proposal, raising doubts about peace amidst ongoing violence and humanitarian…
Paramilitary says it will accept a ceasefire proposed by the Quad mediators - the US, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE.
The group issued the statement after an 18-month siege of the city of el-Fasher in the western Darfur region.
The RSF has rejected the plan proposed by Sudanese prime minister, which calls on the paramilitary group to withdraw.
