Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces announced Thursday its agreement to a humanitarian ceasefire proposed by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, while the Sudanese army has not yet responded to the proposal.</span

Reuters

BBC News

Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces announced Thursday its agreement to a humanitarian ceasefire proposed by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, while the Sudanese army has not yet responded to the proposal.

The RSF's ceasefire announcement follows its capture of el-Fasher city in North Darfur on October 26 after an 18-month siege, consolidating the group's control over the entire western Darfur region and displacing over 70,000 people.</span

Al Jazeera

France 24

The RSF's ceasefire announcement follows its capture of el-Fasher city in North Darfur on October 26 after an 18-month siege, consolidating the group's control over the entire western Darfur region and displacing over 70,000 people.

Yale University researchers reported satellite imagery showing evidence consistent with mass graves and body disposal activities in el-Fasher, including earth disturbances at a mosque and former children's hospital following the RSF takeover.</span

The New Arab

Yale University researchers reported satellite imagery showing evidence consistent with mass graves and body disposal activities in el-Fasher, including earth disturbances at a mosque and former children's hospital following the RSF takeover.

The World Health Organization reported the killing of more than 460 patients and medical staff at a hospital during el-Fasher's capture, while witnesses described summary executions, sexual violence and house-to-house killings by RSF fighters.</span

Guardian

Dw.Com

The World Health Organization reported the killing of more than 460 patients and medical staff at a hospital during el-Fasher's capture, while witnesses described summary executions, sexual violence and house-to-house killings by RSF fighters.

The proposed three-month humanitarian truce would be followed by discussions on a permanent ceasefire and transition to civilian rule, though Sudan's army chief stated his forces were striving for defeat of the enemy rather than negotiations.</span

Sudan Tribune

The proposed three-month humanitarian truce would be followed by discussions on a permanent ceasefire and transition to civilian rule, though Sudan's army chief stated his forces were striving for defeat of the enemy rather than negotiations.

The conflict between Sudan's army and RSF has created what the UN calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with more than 24 million people facing acute food shortages and famine declared in both el-Fasher and Kadugli cities.</span

Mada Masr

The conflict between Sudan's army and RSF has created what the UN calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with more than 24 million people facing acute food shortages and famine declared in both el-Fasher and Kadugli cities.

Sudan's RSF Agrees to Ceasefire Amid Mass Atrocities Claims

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