NairobiSudan’s anti-war bloc warns talks now would legitimize its warring authorities.
The bloc says a process anchored to one warring party risks entrenching the country’s division permanently.
It wants a ceasefire before talks, arguing dialogue-first lets the army chief spend the war as leverage.
UN envoy Pekka Haavisto’s mandate carries no power to enforce either sequence.
How each outlet framed it
- Radio Dabanga
- rejects current dialogue framework, insisting ceasefire and humanitarian relief must precede political negotiations
Sources: Radio Dabanga