## U.S. Envoy Defends Neutral Role in Sudan Conflict Resolution
President Donald Trump’s senior Africa envoy, Massad Boulos, dismissed allegations of partiality regarding Washington’s plan to bring peace to Sudan. Speaking during a press briefing, Boulos stated that the United States “has no agenda other than stabilizing Sudan and supporting its people through an inclusive peace process.”
### Peace Plan Overview
The proposed initiative aims to create a ceasefire agreement between Sudan’s warring factions and lay the groundwork for a civilian-led transition. According to U.S. officials, the plan includes measures to allow humanitarian access and strengthen regional mediation efforts involving the African Union and neighboring states.
Boulos, who has held meetings with both Sudanese military leaders and representatives of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), emphasized that U.S. involvement is guided strictly by humanitarian and diplomatic principles.
> “Our role is not to favor one side over the other. It’s to stop the bloodshed and bring Sudan back from the brink of collapse,” Boulos said.
### International and Local Reactions
Local activists welcomed renewed diplomatic attention but voiced skepticism about external influence after previous failed mediation attempts. Several regional analysts noted that peace efforts remain fragile given Sudan’s fragmented political landscape and ongoing clashes in Khartoum and Darfur.
The Biden administration, though maintaining policy continuity, has urged deeper coordination with African partners and humanitarian organizations to ensure that any ceasefire holds and relief reaches affected civilians.
### Summary
U.S. envoy Massad Boulos reiterates Washington’s neutral stance while promoting a ceasefire and civilian transition plan to end Sudan’s ongoing conflict.
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BBC on MSN — 2025-11-26