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Sudan pushes back after US calls army-led government illegitimate | Mukoko News

Homepolitics-governanceSudan pushes back after US calls army-led government illegitimate

politics-governance1 min readBy Rosaleen Carroll

Sudan pushes back after US calls army-led government illegitimate

Palestine – Al-monitor

By Rosaleen Carroll·September 24, 2026·Egypt

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The US increases pressure on Sudan's military leader after he rejected a ceasefire proposal, as Sudanese forces push back against accusations of illegitimacy.

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Washington appears to be turning up the pressure on the leader of the Sudanese Armed Forces to accept a US ceasefire proposal he rejected in July.

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Length: 26 words · 1 min read
Published: September 24, 2026
Byline: Rosaleen Carroll
Source: Palestine – Al-monitor