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512 killed, thousands injured in Sudan’s clashes since April 15, according to Health Ministry.

The recovery was made near the border fence in Kilche village in Firozpur district.

The Sudanese army said in a statement on Sunday that it had agreed to extend a truce with the paramilitary RSF for a period of 72 hours, starting from the ..

Sudanese rival forces extend largely violated truce amidst continued war and clashes in Khartoum. The deadly hostilities have forced millions to flee and resulted in a dire humanitarian crisis. Despite mediation efforts, the situation is deteriorating, and experts warn of the conflict escalating into a full-fledged civil war.

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The resumption of fighting has aggravated the food situation in Sudan. There remains a shortage food, water and fuel in Khartoum, where millions of people are trapped.

Abdalla Hamdok said the fighting will be a “nightmare for the world” if it continues. The latest ceasefire between warring generals is faltering, with airstrikes reported in the capital Khartoum.

Rival factions of Sudan's military have agreed to renew a three-day ceasefire, shortly before it was due to expire.