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Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel-Aty discussed developments in Sudan with Mosaad Boulos, stressing Egypt’s support for a ceasefire and a Sudanese political process that preserves the country’s unity and sovereignty.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel-Aty discussed with Mosaad Boulos the latest developments in the Sudanese crisis, stressing Cairo’s support for the unity of Sudan, its institutions, and a Sudanese-owned political process.

US Senator Jim Risch warned of a possible attack by the Rapid Support Forces on El Obeid, calling on the parties to the conflict in Sudan to stop the atrocities and negotiate a lasting peace.

The United States imposed sanctions on five individuals and three companies that it said were linked to procurement and recruitment networks that contributed to fueling the war in Sudan and exacerbating its humanitarian crisis.

Mosaad Boulos discussed with UN envoy Pekka Haavisto efforts to stop the war in Sudan, support a humanitarian truce, and a path to a permanent ceasefire, a comprehensive Sudanese dialogue, and a civilian transition.

The United States has called on the Rapid Support Forces and their allies to cease any actions that endanger civilians or impede the delivery of aid.

Egypt and the United States discussed developments in the Sudanese crisis, and stressed the importance of a humanitarian truce that would pave the way for a sustainable ceasefire and alleviate the suffering of civilians.

Sudan welcomed the agreement between the United States and Iran, expressing hope that it would contribute to calming regional tensions and enhancing security, stability, and the security of waterways.

Washington has asserted that "there is no military solution to this conflict."

Egypt stressed the need to preserve Sudan’s unity and territorial integrity.

Paul called on external parties to stop providing military support to both sides of the conflict.

Trump's advisor expressed his appreciation for the Egyptian role in dealing with the Sudanese crisis.