00:00Let me be clear. The onus is on the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces
00:06to end this horrifying conflict now. Under President Trump's leadership and at his direct
00:14instruction, Secretary Rubio and Senior Advisor Boulos have offered a way forward
00:20via a humanitarian truce. We urge both belligerents to accept this plan without
00:26preconditions immediately. We also call on all parties to honor their humanitarian
00:32commitments, including refraining from attacking civilians and allowing full, safe and unhindered
00:38humanitarian access throughout the country. We denounce in the strongest terms the December
00:4613th targeting of UN peacekeeping. Supplying arms to any of the parties prolongs the conflict
00:52and if the weapons are provided to parties in Darfur in the absence of committee approval
00:58is in the is in violation of the UN arms embargo. This needs to stop since the secretariat last
01:07briefing on Sudan in October. Finally, we encourage the 1591 committee to utilize the tools at its
01:14disposal, including sanctions to hold to account those who are committing violations of international
01:20humanitarian law or human rights law or atrocities in Darfur.
01:27Thank you, President. And I thank the briefers for their remarks.
01:31There is no military solution to this conflict. We call on both the SAF and the RSF to urgently
01:38agree a humanitarian pause and to advance a comprehensive Sudanese owned and civilian led political transition.
01:47We also call for full compliance with the arms embargo and urge all states to refrain from providing financial
02:02or military support to the warring parties.
02:06Mr. President, the continued supply of weapons increasingly sophisticated and deadly remains a key driver of the conflict.
02:21Sudan is saturated with arms.
02:24Calls to end these flows have gone unheeded and there has been no accountability.
02:30Meanwhile, the parties remain unwilling to compromise or de-escalate.
02:35While they were able to stop fighting to preserve oil revenues, they have so far failed to do the same to protect their population.
02:44I am grateful for the opportunity to discuss the evolving crisis in Sudan and to offer my perspective.
02:51At no point in Sudan's modern history has the state, its institutions or its people been under such enormous threat
02:59from both internal and external forces.
03:03The risk of partition, break-up, and new catastrophic levels of violence and death are real
03:10and will be further realized if aggressive actions are not taken to end the fighting.
03:16The government of Sudan peace initiative is born not from illusion but from necessity.
03:34Not from victory but from responsibility.
03:41It is a deliberate choice to replace chaos with order, violence with law, and despair with hope.
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