It has been 100 days since the outbreak of the war in Sudan despite the efforts of countries to intervene The Sudanese war between the army ...

It has been 100 days since the outbreak of the war in Sudan despite the efforts of countries to intervene

The Sudanese war between the army and the RSF has raged on for 100 days as of this coming Sunday, July 23, despite efforts by nations in Africa and throughout the world to put an end to it.

On April 15 of this year, the power struggle between the RSF, led by Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, and the government forces, led by General Abdel-Fattah Burhan, started. As a result, more than 3 million people were driven from their homes, including more than 700,000 who fled to neighbouring countries like Sudan.

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Three cease-fire attempts between Saudi Arabia and the United States failed because the parties were unwilling to agree to end the conflict permanently, which, according to the authorities, claimed the lives of 1,136 people.

None of the combatants have so far declared victory, and the people of the nation are still in pain.

Both the East African Union and the African Union made every effort to intervene, but neither side would budge.

To find a solution to reconcile the factions, Ethiopia convened a meeting last week that included Sudan's neighbouring nations. However, up to this point, fighting has continued between the opposing factions.

The sides sent representatives to participate in a new conversation last week in Jeddah, but according to sources, the delegates have not yet begun speaking with one another, as acknowledged by the Sudanese minister of foreign affairs.