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KHARTOUM — Gunshots and artillery fire rocked the Sudanese capital on Monday, the last day of a frequently breached ceasefire, as calls for civilians to arm themselves stoked fears the six-week war will intensify.Residents told AFP they could hear street battles in northern Khartoum, as well as artillery fire in the south of the city.Since the truce began a week ago,

Fighting flared again in Sudan on Tuesday despite the latest ceasefire pledges of the two warring generals that are meant to allow desperately needed aid to reach besieged civilians.

New truce, new battles in Sudan as civilians remain trapped

The warring generals in Sudan agreed Monday to extend a humanitarian cease-fire in the country by five days after little aid was delivered in the previous...

Fighting flared again in Sudan on Tuesday despite the latest ceasefire pledges of the two warring generals, meant to allow desperately needed aid to reach besieged civilians.US and Saudi mediators said late Monday that the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) had agreed to extend by five days the humanitarian truce they frequently violated over the past week.Since the announcement, residents reported "clashes with various kinds of weapons in southern Khartoum", and figh...

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Gunfire still heard in northern Khartoum, Sudan despite the agreement to 5-days extension of the ceasefire that was violated last week.

Khartoum: Fighting flared again in Sudan on Tuesday despite the latest ceasefire pledges of the two warring generals, meant to allow desperately neede...

Fighting flared again in Sudan on Tuesday despite the latest ceasefire pledges of the two warring generals that are meant to allow desperately needed aid to reach besieged civilians.