The Somali federal government has expressed strong condemnation of attacks carried out by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the regions of North and South Kordofan. These attacks, targeting civilian facilities and World Food Programme (WFP) aid convoys, have reportedly resulted in civilian deaths and injuries, which Somalia describes as grave violations of international humanitarian law. This condemnation highlights the Somali government's concern over the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Sudan amid ongoing conflict.

In its official statement, the Somali government urged the RSF to cease its attacks immediately and comply with its obligations to protect civilians as well as ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid. The government called for a full adherence to the Jeddah Declaration on the Protection of Civilians, reflecting a commitment to uphold international humanitarian standards even amidst conflicts. Somalia's intervention via condemnation also underscores the broader implications of regional stability influenced by the one ongoing crisis in Sudan.

Moreover, Somalia reiterated its support for Sudan’s territorial integrity and stability, aligning itself with regional and international efforts aimed at resolving the conflict. This solidarity from Somalia could signal a strengthening of alliances among nations facing similar challenges, as well as an emphasis on the need for collective action to uphold civilian protection in conflict zones. Such positions reflect not only Somalia's diplomatic stance but also its broader strategy of fostering security and cooperation in the Horn of Africa region.