10 minutes after the Sudanese cease-fire expired, fighting started there. Sunday saw the end of the 24-hour ceasefire that the warring parti...
10 minutes after the Sudanese cease-fire expired, fighting started there.
Sunday saw the end of the 24-hour ceasefire that the warring parties had agreed to, but fighting nevertheless raged in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan.
The arrangement made it possible for Khartoum citizens to leave their homes and go out and buy food and bring supplies to other places.
According to the French news agency AFP, the sound of explosions started to be heard throughout the city on Sunday, 10 minutes after the deal came to an end, after going completely silent on Saturday.
A cease-fire agreement between the warring sides was once achieved, yet it failed to hold up after the United States threatened to impose penalties on the General.
Two million people have fled their homes since the crisis began in the middle of last April, including 476 thousand refugees in the nations next to her. Approximately 1 800 people have died in the conflict.
