Sudan capital hit by drone attacks a day after RSF agrees to truce, reports say
Summary
Drone attacks occurred near Sudan's capital, Khartoum, shortly after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) agreed to a temporary ceasefire. The RSF has been in a civil war with Sudan's military for over two years, leading to significant casualties and displacement. International efforts have been made to establish a long-term ceasefire and return to civilian rule.Key Facts
- Explosions were heard near Khartoum a day after the RSF agreed to a truce.
- The RSF has been in conflict with Sudan's military for more than two years.
- The civil war has resulted in at least 150,000 deaths and displaced 12 million people since April 2023.
- The attack comes as a UN report indicates spreading famine in conflict zones.
- The RSF announced truce acceptance after taking control of el-Fasher, a strategic city.
- The Sudanese government accused the RSF of not respecting past ceasefires.
- Sudan's ambassador to South Africa stated it's too early to accept the truce plan.
- Allegations suggest the UAE supports the RSF, but the UAE denies involvement.
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