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Rubio Urges Immediate Sudan Ceasefire in Talks with UAE Counterpart

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio has called for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan during discussions with his UAE counterpart, emphasizing the urgent need to protect civilians and stabilize the region. According to Reuters, Rubio stressed that humanitarian corridors must be maintained to ensure aid reaches those affected by the conflict.

Rubio highlighted the UAE’s influential role in mediating between Sudanese parties, urging all sides to engage in constructive dialogue to prevent further escalation, as reported by CNN. He noted that the ongoing violence threatens regional security and could worsen the humanitarian crisis for millions.

The U.S. lawmaker also underlined the importance of a negotiated political settlement, noting that international collaboration, particularly with Gulf partners, is vital to restoring peace in Sudan, according to VOA News.

Rubio’s call aligns with broader global efforts to support mediation in Sudan, with the UAE positioned as a key facilitator in international initiatives aimed at conflict resolution, as highlighted by Al Jazeera.

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