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Finally, Turk turned his attention to Sudan, describing the ongoing civil war as a humanitarian catastrophe. Despite having engaged with both sides of the conflict – General Al Burhan and General Hemedti – he noted that their commitments to respecting humanitarian law had proven hollow. He underscored the catastrophic outcomes of the conflict, including high levels of displacement and disruption to education and healthcare.
Turk affirmed the necessity for international influence to resolve the crisis, stating, "the obligation is for them to use their influence so that this war stops." He urged accountability for all parties involved, underscoring that those in command must face justice for the crimes committed under their watch.