The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan have agreed to a humanitarian truce after over two years of conflict with the Sudanese Army. The ceasefire, proposed by the US, Egypt, UAE, and Saudi Arabia, aims to address Sudan’s catastrophic humanitarian crisis and allow vital aid delivery. The RSF’s decision follows their takeover of El-Fasher, where reports of mass violence and mass graves have surfaced. As the U.S. calls for peace talks in Jeddah, Sudan remains divided between RSF- and Army-controlled regions. Will this fragile truce bring lasting peace to war-torn Sudan?
