Sudan's Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan Vows to Fight On After US Visa Denial, Pledges to Eliminate RSF
Sudan's Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan Vows to Fight On After US Visa Denial, Pledges to Eliminate RSF
The chairman of the ruling Transitional Sovereignty Council made the defiant pledge during a rally in Khartoum, following his absence from the 81st UN General Assembly in New York after being denied a US visa.
Key points:
🟠Sudan needs no visas and no outside help, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan said, pledging to stay and "die here with you in this country."
🟠He vowed to eliminate the RSF militias "no matter how long it takes" and to liberate the rebel-controlled territories "right down to Darfur."
🟠The visa denial came after Sudan rejected a US offer to grant him a visa in exchange for signing a three-month humanitarian truce with the rebel group RSF, widely seen as externally supported, according to local media.
🟠Sudan's Foreign Ministry insisted any peace initiative must address external intervention and not legitimize the RSF, while affirming readiness to cooperate if Sudan's sovereignty is respected.
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