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What Role Does the UAE Play in Sudan’s Conflict 2025?

The war in Sudan is creating the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. Millions of people have forced to leave their homes. The war has lasted for over 30 months. Many countries are trying to stop the fighting.

The latest attempt has a truce proposal offered by a group of mediators. The mediators have called the Quad. They include the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

But Sudan Army Chief, General Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, rejected the proposal. He called it the “worst truce yet.” His main reason was simple. He pointed the finger directly at the UAE. He said the UAE is not an honest mediator. This article will explain why al-Burhan made this huge accusation.

The UAE Role Accusation Sudan

The core reason for the rejection is that al-Burhan believes the UAE is actively supporting the enemy.

1. The RSF External Support Claim

The Sudanese Army is fighting a powerful paramilitary group. This group has called the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The leader of the RSF has Mohammed Hamdan Daglo (Hemedti).

  • The Accusation: General al-Burhan said that the entire world knows about the UAE’s support for rebels. He said the UAE has been supplying weapons and money to the RSF.
  • The Denial: The UAE strongly denies these claims. They say they are a neutral party. They say they only want peace.
  • The Conflict: For al-Burhan, the UAE is not a peacemaker. They are a fighter on the side of the RSF. He said that the Quad group cannot be fair as long as the UAE is a member.

This General al-Burhan UAE accusation is a major obstacle. It makes the humanitarian ceasefire failure much more likely.

2. The Diplomatic Breakdown Sudan

The Army Chief went further. He attacked the U.S. envoy who brought the truce proposal.

  • Targeting the Envoy: Al-Burhan accused the U.S. envoy, Massad Boulos, of speaking “with the tongue of the UAE.” He said the envoy was repeating the talking points of the RSF and the UAE.
  • Loss of Credibility: Al-Burhan said that if the mediation continues in this way, he will consider it biased. He said the UAE “could not accepted as a mediator” in the crisis.

The Specific Reasons for Rejecting the Truce Sudan

General al-Burhan called the proposed document the “worst truce yet.” He said the plan has designed to destroy the Sudanese Army.

1. Eliminating the Army, Keeping the Militia

The contents of the truce were completely unacceptable to the Army Chief.

  • The Demand: Al-Burhan said the proposal demanded that the Sudanese Armed Forces (the official army) eliminated. It demanded that all security agencies dissolved.
  • The Concession: At the same time, he said the plan would allow the RSF militia to keep their weapons and stay in the areas they control.

For al-Burhan, this is not a peace plan. It is a surrender document. He called the war a “Battle of Dignity” and a “war for survival.” He says he will only accept a peace deal if the RSF first withdraws completely.

2. The RSF’s Acceptance Sudan

The RSF quickly said they agreed to the truce. This only made al-Burhan more suspicious.

  • Proof of Bias: For the Army Chief, the RSF’s acceptance was proof of the plan’s bias. He said, “If this is where the mediation is going, then we consider it biased.”
  • Atrocities: The RSF has accused of committing terrible war crimes. They recently captured a major city in Darfur. Reports of mass killings and violence followed the capture. Al-Burhan said the RSF is a “terrorist militia.”

This disagreement over the core conditions of peace is the biggest political obstacle to peace.

The Impact on Peace Efforts Sudan

Sudan Army Chief Rejects Truce means that the fighting will continue. The war is now divided geographically.

1. The Divided Country

The fighting has essentially split Sudan into two parts.

  • Army Control: Al-Burhan’s army controls the north, the east, and the important port city of Port Sudan.
  • RSF Control: The RSF controls the western region of Darfur and parts of the south.

Both sides still believe they can win the war completely.

2. The U.S. Role

The U.S. is now under pressure to find a new path. President Trump has asked for the war to end.

  • New Mediation: The rejection of the Quad proposal means the U.S. may need new partners. Countries like Turkey have offered to act as a more neutral mediator.
  • Focus on Civilians: The real focus must be on the people. The humanitarian ceasefire failure means that millions of people will continue to face hunger and displacement.

Sudan Army Chief Rejects Truce. He called the U.S.-backed proposal the “worst truce yet.” His reason is the strong General al-Burhan UAE accusation. He believes the UAE is providing RSF external support.

The conflict is over the basic conditions of peace. Al-Burhan will not agree to a deal that eliminates his army and leaves the RSF intact. The lack of trust in the mediation process is the biggest political obstacle to peace in Sudan.

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Ashfaq Baig

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