Sudanese army intercepts drone attacks on cities after RSF agrees to truce
Summary
The Sudanese army intercepted drone attacks in Khartoum after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) agreed to a truce following a long-standing conflict. Despite the RSF's agreement to the ceasefire, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have not yet responded officially. The proposed truce involves a temporary pause in conflict for humanitarian reasons with the aim of progressing towards civilian rule.Key Facts
- Sudan's capital, Khartoum, experienced explosions after the RSF agreed to a truce with the army.
- Drone attacks targeted army-controlled areas and were intercepted by the army.
- The RSF accepted a ceasefire plan proposed by international mediators.
- The Sudanese military's acceptance of the truce is conditional on RSF withdrawing from civilian areas.
- There are reports of attacks and violence continuing, especially in regions like western Darfur and Kordofan.
- The conflict has resulted in significant civilian casualties and humanitarian concerns as per UN reports.
- The United Arab Emirates is accused by the UN of supplying arms to the RSF, which it denies.
- The ongoing conflict began in 2023 following tensions between Sudanese military leaders.
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