Khartoum Signals It Is Ready To Send Troops To Border With South Sudan

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Published Oct 27, 2016

Sudan says it's willing to send troops to its southern border with South Sudan - in a joint effort to halt cross-border attack by rebels. At the weekend President Omar al-Bashir called on South Sudan to ensure rebels operating in that country are forced out. The new proposal would mean South Sudanese and Sudanese troops will both patrol the border. Juba has welcomed the suggestion. Border tensions between Sudan and South Sudan have been the main obstacle to ensuring peace between the two countries. Both are calling for a stronger show of willingness to end that tension