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Ukraine invasion: Sudan comes under spotlight

Ukrainian service members

Ukrainian service members are seen at the site of a fighting with Russian raiding group in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv in the morning of February 26, 2022. Sudan is under pressure publicly condemn Russia, a close ally, over her invasion of Ukraine.

Photo credit: Courtesy | AFP

Sudan is under pressure from the European Union and the West to publicly condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a “member of the international community”.

Khartoum, whose First Vice-President Mohammed Hamdan Daqlo and a number of ministers visited Moscow on the day Russia launched attacks against Kiev, has remained silent on the invasion that has been denounced by the international community, including the African Union (AU).