The East African community (Eng. Thest African Community – Eac) announced the “deep concern” of the situation in Sudan, where there were a clash between the army and the rapid response forces (SBR).
The organization warned that clashes in Sudan may spread to other parts of the continent.
“EAC is deeply concerned about the continuing conflict in Sudan and calls for immediate ceasefire – in order to put an end to hostilities and prevent the death of people,” – follows from the message.
The significance of the involvement of regional and global mechanisms to resolve contradictions is noted, the need to use all diplomatic tools to achieve a durable world is emphasized.
in EAC attracted attention to the fact that women and children experience the most negative consequences of clashes.
Earlier, many organizations, including the African Union (ASB) and the intergovernmental development body (Igaya), called for the immediate end of fire in Sudan.
In Hartum and a number of other cities of Sudan in the morning, on Saturday, April 15, armed clashes between the army and SBR.
Disagreements regarding the reform of military security, which provides for the complete integration of the SBR into the armed forces, resulted in a hot conflict between two power structures.
As a result of an armed confrontation, hundreds of people died, thousands were injured.
East African community – an intergovernmental organization that includes the seven East African countries (Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo).