Libyan Army denies accusations of interference in Sudan conflict, offers to mediate for peace

The General Command of the Libyan Army declared today that reports accusing the Libyan army of providing support to one side or the other in the ongoing conflict in Sudan are untrue. They further announced that they are ready and willing to mediate between conflicting parties in Sudan to bring peace and stability to the region. “The General Command categorically denies what is being reported by some cheap and paid media outlets about the Libyan Arab Armed Forces providing support to one party against the other,” said the spokesman for the General Command of the Libyan Army, Ahmed Al-Mismari in a statement. Meanwhile, violent clashes have been ongoing since last Saturday between Sudanese army forces and the Rapid Support Forces in various parts of the country, particularly concentrated in the capital, Khartoum. Libya and Sudan share historic ties with each other, and the two nations hope to restore unity, stability, and the return of security and safety to their respective people and brothers.