The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity on Friday, said the government’s response was submitted in a document titled Restoring Peace in Sudan, News.Az reports, citing TRT World.
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According to the officials, the document outlines security arrangements requiring the RSF to withdraw from all cities under its control, disarm, demobilise its militants and reintegrate eligible personnel into the Sudanese Armed Forces under UN supervision after a permanent ceasefire takes effect.
It also calls for preserving the Sudanese Armed Forces as a unified national army under government authority, with all armed groups integrated into it.
The US proposal calls for the immediate implementation of a 90-day humanitarian truce to pave the way for negotiations on a permanent ceasefire and a civilian-led transition towards elections.
It also proposes establishing a UN-led mechanism to support the phased withdrawal of the RSF, particularly from North Darfur and North Kordofan.
The Sudanese response proposes that the 90-day humanitarian truce begin nationwide simultaneously with the RSF’s withdrawal from all cities under its control.
According to the document, the truce is intended to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery, protect civilians and create conditions for the resumption of indirect ceasefire negotiations between the warring parties.
