Sudan crisis: Cease-fire agreed amidst rising civilian death toll.
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The Sudanese army and rival forces have agreed to a temporary, 24-hour cease-fire after four days of fighting that has left over 185 people dead and more than 1,800 wounded. The U.S. Embassy convoy was attacked on Monday, and preliminary reports link the assailants to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the paramilitary group battling Sudan’s military. The violence has raised the specter of civil war just as the Sudanese were trying to revive the drive for a democratic, civilian government after decades of military rule.
- Sudanese army, rival forces agree to 24-hour cease-fire The Associated Press
- More than 180 people killed in Sudan fighting: UN envoy Al Jazeera English
- Hospitals Targeted in Sudan as Civilian Death Toll Rises The New York Times
- Opinion: How Sudan went from revolution to civil war CNN
- There is much danger in the Sudan crisis but also an opportunity Al Jazeera English
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