- The Ministers affirmed Sudan’s sovereignty and unity, and stressed that no military solution exists.

- They called for a three-month humanitarian truce leading to a Sudanese-led transition within nine months.

- They underlined that external military support must end and that Sudan’s future cannot be dictated by radical groups.

- They reaffirmed support for the Jeddah process and the Cairo forum, and agreed to reconvene in September 2025.

In Suwayda, clashes between Bedouins and the Druze escalated, with mistakes by both communities and the state.

Authorities prioritized stopping the bloodshed, formed fact-finding committees, and vowed accountability.

Attempts to exploit the conflict, including by external actors, were rejected, with Syria affirming its unity and territorial integrity.

The plan avoided Arab airspace and gave the US only minutes’ notice, too late for Trump to stop it.

The missiles hit Doha but missed Hamas’s top political figures, killing lower-level officials instead.

Source: WSJ