Fighting continues in Sudan The conflicting parties in Sudan resumed hostilities this past Sunday despite the 24-hour truce agreement. The c...
Fighting continues in Sudan
The conflicting parties in Sudan resumed hostilities this past Sunday despite the 24-hour truce agreement.
The city of Khartoum was reportedly ringed by heavy artillery not long after the 24-hour truce deal expired, giving the city's citizens a chance to catch their breath after over two months of fighting. mind.
Residents of several areas of the city told the French news agency AFP that they have been hearing the sound of heavy weaponry since early this morning and have seen a cloud of smoke rising close to the Al-Shajara oil refinery in Khartoum.
International relief organizations expressed alarm about the worsening of the situation as fighting persisted in the Darfur region.
Alfonso Verdu Perez, the leader of the Red Cross relief effort in the nation, issued a warning this past Friday stating that just 20% of the health ministries are currently functioning in Khartoum. The conflict has intensified.
