TSC: No political process within artillery shelling

Deputy Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Malik Agar informed diplomats in Juba, that there is is no talk about any political process under the current artillery shelling and bullet shots hinting to the ongoing war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces since last April.
Agar confirmed in two separate meetings with a group of ambasssdors, heads of Troika, EU diplomatic missions and African ambasssdors in South Sudan, that any attempts to launch political process will not pay off.
He said that the Sudanese government is open and working hard to ease the lives of Sudanese and ending the war in a way that preserves the sovereignty, unity and national security of Sudan.
Agar warned against the consequences and impact of the war on the Horn of Africa and the region as a whole.