Sudan's de facto ruler won't join peace talks, vowing to 'fight for 100 years'

Port Sudan, Sudan — Sudan's de facto ruler, army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, said Saturday his government would not join peace talks with rival paramilitaries in Switzerland, vowing instead to "fight for 100 years."  "We will not go to Geneva ... we will fight for 100 years," Burhan, whose troops have been battling the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for over 16 months, told reporters in Port Sudan.  The United States opened talks in Switzerland on August 14 aimed at easing the human suffering and achieving a lasting cease-fire.