a seven day ceasefire has been violated shortly after it came into effect. in the capital, khartoum, witnesses say they have seen air strikes and clashes. the conflict between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group rapid support forces, or rsf, broke out five weeks ago. since the fighting began, an estimated 700 people have been killed and more than one million people have been displaced. at its core, it s a power struggle between sudan s regular army chief abdel fattah al burhan, on the left, and his former deputy, mohamed hamdan dagalo, who leads the rsf pictured on the right. this latest ceasefire, which commenced on monday evening, is the seventh to be announced since the conflict began. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher has more details. this ceasefire agreement is different than the others because it s the first one that s been formally negotiated and signed by the two parties. there isn t a mechanism to enforce it, but there is one to monitor it, and that will includ
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