Sudan's Conflict Escalates, Threatening Stability in the Region.
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Despite a supposed ceasefire extension, fighting between rival military forces in Sudan has entered its third week, with hundreds killed and thousands wounded. The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian "breaking point" as violence paralyses the capital Khartoum and risks reawakening war in the Western region of Darfur. The conflict has deepened the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, where a third of the people already depended on some form of assistance. The health ministry has reported at least 528 people killed and 4,599 wounded, but the UN believes the real toll is much higher.
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