Sudan Truce Fragile Amid Ongoing Violence.

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Warring factions in Sudan have agreed to a 72-hour truce, but medical care remains dangerous in regions where shelling and airstrikes have occurred. The US ambassador to the UN is hopeful that the truce will hold, allowing for more medical and humanitarian care and civilian departures. The US is committed to supporting Americans who want to leave Sudan, and aid groups report tens of thousands of Sudanese civilians have crossed into bordering countries to escape the conflict. Despite reports of persistent heavy gunfire, the US will continue to try to broker a lasting truce.
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