100,000 civilians flee war in Sudan, according to the UN According to the United Nations, more than 100,000 people have left Sudan since the...
100,000 civilians flee war in Sudan, according to the UN
According to the United Nations, more than 100,000 people have left Sudan since the country's warring factions started engaging in intense combat.
If the country's war is not put to an end, officials have warned that a major catastrophe will occur.
334,000 individuals have reportedly been relocated nationwide, according to reports.
Despite a ceasefire deal, fighting between the government and RSF soldiers continued in Khartoum, the capital.
Volker Perthes, the UN special representative in Sudan, told the AP news agency on Monday that the two parties had decided to start peace negotiations in order to bring about genuine and long-lasting peace in the nation.
The potential of Saudi Arabia hosting the peace negotiations was also mentioned by him.
The two sides will meet for the first time since the war began if the negotiations are successful.
According to the nation's Ministry of Health, more than 4,000 people were hurt and more than 500 individuals died during the battle.
As the army continues to bomb Khartoum from the air in an effort to break the hold of RSF forces, several cease-fire agreements have fallen through.