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Sudan’s warring factions have welcomed, but not yet accepted, a U.S. peace plan, says U.S. envoy. The move follows a three-month humanitarian truce declared by RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.

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00:00Both of Sudan's warring factions have welcomed a U.S. peace plan, but neither has formally

00:06accepted it, according to President Donald Trump's advisor for African and Arab affairs,

00:10Masat Bulos. His comments come a day after Rapid Support Forces RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan

00:17Nagalo announced a unilateral three-month humanitarian truce.

00:23Bulos said he was aware of the announcement and hoped the ceasefire would hold.

00:27But after weeks of vicious fighting, it remains unclear whether the RSF or the Sudanese army

00:33is ready to de-escalate. Trump said last week he would intervene to end the conflict,

00:39which erupted in April 2023, triggering famine, ethnic killings and fears of another national

00:45split. Bulos had urged for both sides to accept the truce proposal without preconditions.

00:51On Sunday, however, Army Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan dismissed the latest U.S. proposal

00:55as the worst he had seen, saying it sidelined the army and granted the RSF legitimacy.

Warring sides have yet to accept peace proposal - U.S. envoy

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