The United Nations determines the fate of its mission and its airfares in Port Sudan

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- UN spokesman, Farhan Haq, said that the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces are targeting airports in areas controlled by both parties as reprisals.

He noted that the attack on the city of Port Sudan is a disturbing development that threatens to protect civilians and humanitarian operations.

He added, “Our offices, comparison, or warehouses were not affected, and we are still continuing our usual operations.”

He pointed out that the situation is subject to accurate monitoring, and the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service Service to and from Port Sudan stopped temporarily.

He called on all parties to the conflict to ensure that civilians or civil infrastructure are not targeted. “Wars have rules”, and international humanitarian law must be respected.

He said that Antonio Guterres renewed his call to an urgent dialogue between the parties to the conflict in order to immediately stop hostilities and start a comprehensive political process