South Sudan has called her home ambassador to the United States

Rais wa Sudan Kusini, Salva Kiir

South Sudan has called her home ambassador representing the country in the US after President Trump's government has set up arms for the Sudanese government last week.

Vice-President Vice-President of South Sudan, Taban Deng Gai, said the US action would disrupt the efforts to resolve peace in the country. "Ambassador Garang Diing has been sent to Juba. They know diplomatic diplomats "said Gai as he celebrates the celebration of a national Sudanese national celebration ceremony at the national stadium in Juba.

Gai said the US barriers to arms have come as a surprise when the Sudanese government message prepared for Addis Ababa to Ethiopia to attend the second phase of a peacekeeping conference that aimed at reviving the 2015 peace agreement.

Niger parties in South Sudan signed a ceasefire agreement at the end of the first phase meeting in December, a procedure that was violated by both parties within several days.