Sudan Condemns Uganda for Hosting RSF Leader as “Affront to Humanity”
Sudan’s foreign ministry, aligned with the nation’s armed forces, accused Uganda of violating international law by welcoming RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, whose forces are alleged to have carried out widespread atrocities during the ongoing civil war.
On Friday, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni met with Dagalo at his presidential residence in Entebbe. Museveni, appointed by the African Union to mediate between Sudan’s military and the RSF, said he stressed “a peaceful political solution.”
In a statement on Sunday, Sudan’s foreign ministry declared: “The Sudanese government condemns in the strongest terms the Ugandan government's reception… of rebel leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commander of the terrorist militia.” The ministry described the meeting as “an unprecedented move that is an affront to humanity as a whole, before it is an affront to the Sudanese people.”
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