Sudan's Armed Forces and Rival Groups Agree to Allow Humanitarian Aid, but No Ceasefire.
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The Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces have signed an agreement in Jeddah, which is intended to lay the groundwork for humanitarian assistance to resume in Sudan. The agreement is not a ceasefire, but rather a declaration of commitment to protect the civilians of Sudan. Talks on a ceasefire could begin as early as Friday. A ceasefire monitoring mechanism has been developed to help hold the parties accountable to what they’ve agreed to do. The negotiations were tough, particularly given the depth of enmity between the RSF and the SAF.
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