Türkiye calls for immediate Sudan ceasefire, says Gaza aid stuck over Turkish markings

Deputy Foreign Minister Musa Kulaklıkaya called for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan at the sixth consultative meeting on Sudan, held in Geneva, and said "peace-oriented approaches" must replace military solutions, criticising the exclusion of Sudanese parties from international talks on their own war. He said Turkish humanitarian supplies, including 80,000 prefabricated homes meant for Gaza, remain stuck at Egypt's El-Arish port and the Rafah crossing "just because they carry markings indicating they came from Türkiye," while Gaza receives only 100 to 150 aid trucks a day against an agreed 600 to 700.

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