As Sudan plunges deeper into conflict, Egypt has issued a forceful warning, underscoring that the country's unity, territorial integrity, and state institutions constitute non-negotiable red lines. The Egyptian presidency's statement, issued on Thursday during the visit of Sudanese Sovereignty Council Chairman General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, reflects Cairo's growing concerns over the political and humanitarian crisis unfolding across its southern neighbour. Egypt's declaration goes beyond diplomatic rhetoric. By explicitly linking Sudan's stability to Egyptian national security, Cairo signals its readiness to take necessary measures under the framework of bilateral defence agreements and international law if its red lines are threatened. This stance underscores the strategic importance Egypt places on Sudan as a buffer state, where instability could have ripple effects on regional trade, water security, and cross-border migration. The statement also highlighted Egypt's support for US President Donald Trump's efforts to promote peace in Sudan, describing them as part of a broader global initiative to prevent escalation and resolve disputes. Egypt expressed deep concern over ongoing tensions and reported massacres in Al-Fashir, describing the violations as "blatant breaches of basic human rights against civilians." It reaffirmed its commitment to work with the International Quartet to achieve a humanitarian truce, including ceasefires and safe corridors for civilians, in coordination with Sudanese authorities." The statement also stressed that Sudan must remain unified and its institutions intact. By rejecting the creation of parallel entities or secessionist movements, highlighting Egypt's concern over Sudan's political arrangements after the crisis. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English
