Sudan's Fragile Ceasefire Fails to Halt Violence and Fleeing.

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Western and Asian nations are conducting rapid evacuation efforts from Sudan amid a 72-hour ceasefire between warring forces. While there appeared to be relatively less fighting on Tuesday than the day before, both the Sudanese army and the paramilitary group battling it for control of the country accused each other of violating the truce. The United Kingdom, France, South Korea, and other countries confirmed they were pulling out nationals after a three-day ceasefire was agreed. The White House is considering a plan to send US troops to Port Sudan to help with the evacuation of American citizens.
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