The United Nations mission in South Sudan (Unmiss) on Wednesday called for an immediate termination of hostility and an urgent dialogue between the leaders of the country to de -escalate tensions and restore the calm.
“In order to prevent relapse into the civil war, the parties have to hire the revitalized peace agreement by hiring all hostilities and adhering to the ceasefire, solving the symptoms by dialogue and repetition as a really uniform government,” said the special representative of the general secretary and the head of unmission, Nicholas Haysom.
According to a press release that was extended to this publication, he is also asked to prevent all parties to protect civilians, prevent further shifts and to maintain their obligations according to the ceasefire in order to avoid that the humanitarian crisis is deepened.
“In the last 24 hours, there have been reportedly collapsed between the defense forces of the Volkssudan (SSPDF) and the Liberation Army of Sudan near Rejaf, south of Juba, and in Wunaliet, west of the capital, in one part.” The situation in Upper Nil also remains fleeting, with reports on the further mobilization of the armed forces and the air consideration of civilian Allegedly used devices that contain a high -flame fluid that acts as an acceleration in explosion and causes considerable losses and terrible injuries. “
Unmiss said that in addition to international and regional partners, including the African Union (Au), the inter -state authority for the development (IGAD), the restored joint surveillance and evaluation commission (RJMEC), the Troika, the head of the States, the UN Security Council and the Peace Council of the UN and the Au -Friedensratsrat most important national actors together.
“We encourage the President and the first vice president to lead efforts to prevent further military confrontations and restore the peace by meeting the differences and making a common public explanation in which all South Sudanese calms their joint commitment to peace,” said Haysom. “This will prove that their priority is to put the interests of their people in front of them by preventing a return to widespread conflicts that will destroy not only South Sudan, but also the entire region.”