Sudan conflict persists as ceasefire talks stall.

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Air raids continue to shake Sudan's capital Khartoum as truce talks in Jeddah yield no progress. The International Organization reports over 700,000 people internally displaced by the fighting since April 15, with thousands attempting to leave Port Sudan on boats or evacuation flights. Clinics in Port Sudan are running short of medicines, supplies, and staff. The US and African Union prioritize reaching a durable ceasefire and enabling humanitarian assistance, while UN aid chief Martin Griffiths engages on humanitarian issues.
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