There was a fire in the capital of Sudan despite the promise of a ceasefire for the main prayer Even though the warring sides established ...

 

There was a fire in the capital of Sudan despite the promise of a ceasefire for the main prayer

Even though the warring sides established a ceasefire to allow Muslims to observe the Great Prayer, aerial strikes and anti-aircraft gunfire have continued in Khartoum, Sudan.

About 2.8 million individuals were killed in the conflict between the Sudanese army and the RSF forces in April, and at least 6.50 thousand of those victims have crossed into Sudan's neighbouring nations.

Ten weeks were spent in a state of considerable violence between the two armed parties in three cities along the banks of the Nile in the nation's capitals, including the north of Khartoum and Omdurman. This led to a return of ethnic warfare.

According to accounts, the battle in the town of Omdurman persisted until lunchtime on Wednesday.

  The Darfur region's bar association reported that the RSF forces had launched significant assaults in the Manwashi region of southern Darfur for the second time in five days.