The UN Security Council has unanimously renewed the Sudan sanctions regime for one month, keeping targeted sanctions and the Darfur arms embargo in place while members continue discussions over the future of the measures.
The decision comes as Sudan’s devastating war continues to drive displacement, hunger and humanitarian needs. The Security Council has been under pressure to respond to the deteriorating situation while diplomatic efforts seek a path toward ending the conflict.
The Council’s latest action keeps the sanctions framework in place temporarily and leaves room for further negotiations among members.
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