Sudan’s RSF floats ‘peace plan’ as army chief says no deal with ‘traitors’

The violence in western Darfur and elsewhere in Sudan has led to more than a million people fleeing into neighbouring countries like Chad [Zohra Bensemra
/Reuters]

The head of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has proposed a plan for “lasting peace” in war-torn Sudan as his rival army chief promised victory and no chance of a deal with “traitors”.

Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo, the head of the RSF, late Sunday published a 10-point plan by the paramilitary group that proposes new negotiations to end a war that began in mid-April, a war he claimed the RSF “did not seek, nor initiate”.