UAE Condemns Attacks on Civilians in Sudan’s Al-Fashir
In a strong statement, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has condemned the recent attacks against civilians in Al-Fashir, Sudan. The condemnation, as reported by Annahar, reflects growing international concern over the escalating violence in the region.
UAE’s Stance and International Calls
The UAE’s representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Mohamed Abu Shahab, has called upon the Rapid Support Forces to ensure the safety and protection of civilians and humanitarian workers. Abu Shahab emphasized the importance of all parties involved in the Sudanese conflict adhering to international humanitarian law, including the provision of humanitarian corridors. The UAE also urged the international community to ensure that those responsible for atrocities are brought to justice.
UN Security Council’s Condemnation
Adding to the international outcry, the UN Security Council also condemned the attacks carried out by the Rapid Support Forces in Al-Fashir, North Darfur, as reported on Thursday. The council expressed deep concern over the increasing risk of widespread atrocities, potentially including those with ethnic motivations.
Additional Discussions at the UN
On Thursday, the UN Security Council held a session dedicated to the situation in Sudan. The session included briefings from Tom Fletcher, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, and Marta Rueda, the Assistant Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs.
The Broader Context
The escalating conflict in Sudan continues to draw international attention and concern. The attacks in Al-Fashir highlight the urgent need for all parties to respect international law and prioritize the safety of civilians. The UAE’s condemnation, coupled with the UN Security Council’s stance, underscores the international community’s commitment to addressing the crisis.
Source: Annahar
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