Sudan's Trapped and Terrified Civilians Face Uncertain Future Amidst Conflict and Ceasefire Extensions.

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Fighting continues in Sudan's West Darfur region despite a ceasefire, with Arab militias targeting warehouses, markets, and homes. The conflict has inflamed already fraught ethnic tensions, and many Darfuri African groups live in camps for their own safety. Arab militias linked to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) appear to be taking advantage of the security vacuum. The violence has escalated to the point that even for the UN to try and do any kind of relocation, it's going to be incredibly challenging.
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