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21/11/2025

Al-Burhan Visits Al-Gitainah in White Nile State

Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdul Fattah al-Burhan, praised the growing role played by the people of Al-Gitaiynah and their continuous support for the Armed Forces and the protection of the Sudanese state. He noted the region's symbolic importance in training fighters.

Addressing the citizens of Al-Gitainah in White Nile State today, following Friday prayers at the Grand Mosque, he affirmed the determination of the Armed Forces and their supporting forces to eliminate the rebel militia and eradicate it completely.
He stated that this path is irreversible until this militia is destroyed.
He pledged to continue the path for which countless martyrs sacrificed their lives making history and earning the respect of the Sudanese people.

21/11/2025

Devastating Airstrikes Target Rapid Support Forces in the Border Triangle

A well-informed Sudanese military source said that the Sudanese army successfully carried out a targeted operation against a group of Rapid Support Forces combat vehicles in the "Triangle" area, located at the point where the Sudanese borders meet those of Egypt and Libya.

The source confirmed that the operation is part of the armed forces’ efforts to secure the northern borders and control the movement routes of rebel forces, noting that the operation resulted in the destruction of several combat vehicles and strengthened the army’s field control in the area.

This military progress demonstrates the continued ability of the Sudanese army to carry out high-quality operations in the theater of operations, which enhances the security and stability of strategic border areas and limits the movements of armed elements.

21/11/2025

Military and Fuel Convoy Destroyed Coming from Libya

Sudanese army warplanes destroyed more than 50 combat vehicles, fuel tankers, and ammunition belonging to the Rapid Support Forces militia.

The military convoy was coming from eastern Libya and heading towards Sudan.

21/11/2025

Washington: Proposed Peace Plan Would Be Acceptable

The US representative to the Security Council, Mike Waltz, urged the leaders of Russia and Ukraine to negotiate, indicating that both sides must accept a ceasefire.

During a Security Council session on Friday, the US representative added, "I hope we all agree that this war will not end with a military solution," noting that the costs borne by all parties are devastating and it is time to end this war.

The US representative to the Security Council affirmed: “We will continue to provide weapons for the defense of Ukraine, and we may impose additional economic costs if Russia continues to ignore calls for a ceasefire.”

Earlier, White House spokeswoman Carolyn Leavitt stated that US President Donald Trump is frustrated with both sides in the war in Ukraine.

During a press conference, she added that talks are ongoing to end the war in Ukraine and that President Trump supports the proposed peace plan.

She continued: “President Trump made it clear from the beginning, throughout his election campaign, that he wants to end the war in Ukraine,” and we believe that the peace we achieved in the Middle East can be achieved in Ukraine, adding that Trump held direct talks with both Putin and Zelensky to end the war, and noted that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff discussed the peace plan with Ukrainian officials, emphasizing: “We are indeed having good talks with Russia and Ukraine to end the war.”

She added: “We believe the proposed peace plan will be acceptable to both Ukraine and Russia.”

21/11/2025

Energy and Agriculture Ministries Agree to Accelerate Joint Cooperation to Advance Agriculture in Sudan

The Ministers of Energy and Agriculture discussed prospects for cooperation between their ministries to advance agriculture in Sudan and overcome obstacles related to electricity generation and joint hydroelectric and irrigation projects.

This came during a meeting between the Minister of Energy, Al-Mu'tasim Ibrahim Ahmed, and the Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, Ismat Qurashi Abdullah, at his office yesterday.

The meeting addressed several projects requiring joint efforts to achieve full agricultural productivity, most notably increasing the operational capacity of the Mina power station in Sennar State, which supplies Rahad agricultural project, to ensure the success of the winter and summer seasons on 450 feddans, as well as other urgent joint projects.

The Minister of Energy affirmed that his ministry is a key partner of the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation due to their shared work, particularly in hydroelectric generation and irrigation, and emphasized the ministry's continued commitment to giving the agricultural sector the highest priority because of its direct link to food security.
For his part, the Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation praised the efforts of the Ministry of Energy in the country’s reconstruction process, which bears the responsibility of providing electricity and fuel services to all areas in Sudan that were destroyed by the militia, noting that the power station needs 6 megawatt-hours to operate at its full capacity.

21/11/2025

US Moves Towards Peace in Sudan Begin

The US President's Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs, Massad Boulos, said on Thursday that he has begun working with Secretary of State Marco Rubio to achieve President Trump's vision for peace and stability in Sudan, enabling the Sudanese people to return to a civilian-led government.

According to Al-Sharq, Boulos added that the United States is committed to ending the conflict in Sudan and working towards a humanitarian truce in cooperation with its partners, in addition to working to end external support for both sides of the conflict.

20/11/2025

Sudan welcomes Trump's peace initiative

The Sudanese Embassy in Washington officially informed the US government of the Sudanese government's thanks and appreciation for US President Donald Trump's pledge to exert efforts to address the situation in Sudan.

It also informed them of the government's welcome of the efforts of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United States of America to establish peace in Sudan.

Sudan's Ambassador to Washington, Mohammed Abdullah Idris, conveyed the Sudanese government's thanks to Washington and Riyadh for their concern and ongoing efforts to stop the bloodshed in Sudan.

The ambassador added that he affirmed to the US administration the Sudanese government's commitment and readiness to work with them to achieve the peace that the Sudanese people await and aspire to.

Idris confirmed that the Sudanese mission in Washington will remain in contact with the US administration at both the executive and legislative levels to take practical steps to implement the pledges made.
US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday evening his intention to intervene immediately to end the war in Sudan at the request of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Trump, who hosted Mohammed bin Salman in Washington, added: “The Saudi Crown Prince asked me to intervene to resolve the crisis in Sudan, and I will do so. Thirty minutes after Mohammed bin Salman’s request, I began working on resolving the Sudanese crisis,” noting that he had ended eight wars, with only one remaining.

Trump continued: “Resolving the conflict in Sudan was not part of my plans, but Prince Mohammed bin Salman made me take an interest in it. The Saudi Crown Prince will have a strong role in working to end what is happening in Sudan.”

During a joint press conference with the US President on Tuesday, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that there was much joint work with Washington and that he praised Trump’s efforts for peace.

20/11/2025

US Congress Support Trump to End the War in Sudan

The chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee praised President Trump's call for action to end the war in Sudan, a level of engagement that was completely absent during the Biden administration.

The chairman added that Trump is right: the war in Sudan is catastrophic, producing the world's worst humanitarian crisis and horrific atrocities, including genocide.

He affirmed that Congress stands ready to work with President Trump to achieve a lasting peace, end the suffering of the Sudanese people, and help stabilize this vital ally in the Red Sea corridor.

20/11/2025

Qatari Court Sentences Al-Walid Madbou to Prison and Deportation

A Qatari court issued a ruling in the case filed by Ambassador Amira Qurnas against Al-Walid Madbou, an activist who supports the Rapid Support Forces militia. The case stemmed from complaints filed against him for defaming her in articles he published on news websites.

The court sentenced the convicted individual to one year in prison, followed by deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined 50,000 Qatari Riyals, payable to the state.

According to the court, the civil aspect of the case was referred to the competent authority to consider the claim for compensation for the alleged damages.

20/11/2025

Darfur Regional Government delegation visits the IDPs camp in Ad-Dabbah.

Darfur Regional Government delegation, represented by Political Advisor Dr. Abdulwahab Himmat and member of the delegation,
Mr. Murtada Omar, conducted an inspection visit to the displaced persons camp. The visit included meetings with several organizations present and a number of displaced persons. The delegation began with the Deputy Executive Director, who had been provided with a tent within the camp. He welcomed the delegation and stated that administrative work requires the concerted efforts of everyone in a formal and organized manner.

During the tour, the delegation visited the Child Development Organization, which operates in cooperation with the General Secretariat for Social Affairs and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), with funding from the European Union. They met with Mr. Huzaifa Othman, who said that they conduct activities for children, including arts, sports, and crafts, targeting children aged 3 to 17 years old, who are divided into age groups.

The daily attendance ranges between 70 and 80 children. Currently, the camp is being supervised by Huzaifa Othman, Mahasin Mohammedin, Imran Mohammed, and Maha Yousef.

He added that their work will expand as they intend to target all the children in the camp.

20/11/2025

Arabic Press Headlines Thursday, November 20th

Massive reception for Burhan in West Omdurman
Deputy Head of the National Initiative for Support and Repelling Aggression: The initiative continues to support the state's efforts to repel aggression
Armed Forces: Significant progress achieved on all fronts in Kordofan
North Kordofan Governor renews his government's support for the Armed Forces and the Popular Resistance
Trump responds to the Saudi Crown Prince and intervenes to stop the war in Sudan
The army shoots down a strategic militia drone in El Obeid
Governor of Khartoum: Water bills exempted during the war.
Al-Burhan thanks the Saudi Crown Prince, and the government announces its welcome of Trump's efforts
RSF are a terrorist organization... Gains in more than one direction
A field shift redraws the military landscape... The army expands its advance in Kordofan
Hatem Zakaria writes: The tragedies of El Fasher... and the RSF are a terrorist organization
Trump: Imminent settlement to the Sudan war at the request of bin Salman
Al-Burhan thanks Trump and bin Salman for supporting peace
The Sovereignty Council welcomes a US-Saudi peace initiative
Europe prepares to officially sanction Abdel Rahim Dagalo
More than a thousand Sudanese return from Cairo free of charge
South Sudan resumes oil exports via Port Sudan
Khartoum government begins removing informal settlements in the Nifasha area
The Defense System transports 100,000 Sudanese back home
The Hope Caravan sets off from Halfa al-Jadida to Al-Afas to support displaced people from El-Fashir
Moroccan Achraf Hakimi wins the African Player of the Year award, and Pyramids FC is named the best club of 2025
Al-Burhan arrives in West Omdurman amidst massive receptions
Clashes between al-Hilu's forces and the Janjaweed militia in Al-Qardoud
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman calls on Trump to intervene urgently to stop the war in Sudan and break the international silence

20/11/2025

PM Affirms Government's Commitment to Press Freedom, Orders Dropping of Charges Against Journalists

Transitional Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris returned to the country on Thursday after a two-week trip abroad.
In a statement to the Sudan News Agency (SUNA), Idris emphasized the importance of unity and vigilance regarding the critical nature of the current phase, which requires national cohesion and achieving the goals in the battle for dignity, ending the rebellion, and ensuring the integrity of the nation.

The Prime Minister also highlighted the vital role of the media and the work journalists do for their country, stating that "everyone is equal in defending their country, protecting its people, and safeguarding its land."
He added: “The media has played its role fully despite the harsh conditions endured by all segments of the Sudanese people, including those working in the media and journalism sectors.”

During his meeting with Al-Sadiq Al-Raziqi, Head of the Sudanese Journalists Union, early Thursday on his way back to the country, the Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to reforming the media and journalistic work environment and creating suitable conditions for responsible journalism. This includes ensuring complete freedom for the media and removing all restrictions that impede the implementation of the fundamental right of access to information.

Idris called on journalists to engage in serious dialogue on media, journalism, and societal issues, and to actively contribute to developing a comprehensive national vision that strengthens national unity and protects the nation from divisions, conflicts, and disputes, while adhering to professional standards and ethics.

Professor Kamil emphasized the government’s commitment to reviewing the laws regulating journalistic work, addressing the social conditions of media workers, and restoring media institutions to their full functionality, in accordance with the government’s plan for reconstruction and repairing the damage caused by the war.

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