Sudan conflict persists despite ceasefire extensions and warnings of collapse.

The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian "breaking point" in Sudan as fighting between rival military factions continues despite a ceasefire extension. The conflict has caused a humanitarian disaster, damaged swathes of the capital Khartoum, and reignited a simmering conflict in the Darfur region. Both sides agreed to extend the truce by 72 hours, but the sound of airstrikes and anti-aircraft fire rang out across Khartoum on Monday morning. The United Nations fears for the war's impact both on Sudan and the broader region.