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Sudan Rejects US Remarks Questioning Government’s Legitimacy

Sudan rejects US comments questioning its government’s legitimacy, defending the authorities’ mandate amid continuing conflict and diplomatic pressure from Washington.

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Sudan Rejects US Remarks Questioning Government’s Legitimacy

Sudan has rejected remarks from the United States questioning the legitimacy of its government, accusing Washington of misrepresenting the country’s political reality. The response comes as Sudan remains engulfed in conflict, with rival forces contesting control and civilians facing severe humanitarian conditions. Officials insist that national institutions retain a valid mandate, while critics argue that prolonged fighting has weakened governance and accountability. The dispute could complicate diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire, expand aid access, and establish a political transition.

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