Clashes continue in Sudan in conjunction with the Jeddah talks

After a series of Arab and African regional initiatives, and despite several consecutive truces announced, and efforts to stop the ongoing bloodshed through talks hosted by Saudi Arabia and attended by representatives of both parties to the conflict, clashes continue in Sudan, especially in the capital Khartoum between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support forces .

Clashes in the vicinity of the Yarmouk complex, the most prominent military manufacturing facilities in Sudan

 

The vicinity of a military industries complex south of Khartoum witnessed clashes between the army and the Rapid Support forces on Thursday, according to witnesses, the day after the support forces announced their control over it.

Saudi-American statement : indirect Sudanese talks in Jeddah to facilitate humanitarian aid

 

As the clashes in Sudan enter their eighth week, the state of chaos is still the prevailing feature in Sudan, where the fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces has led to civilians being caught in the crossfire and prevented them from accessing basic services.

Sudan .. Rapid Support targeted "Armored Corps" and intensive flight of military aviation

 

Clashes resumed on Sunday morning in the Sudanese capital Khartoum between the army and the Rapid Support forces, and confrontations broke out in Omdurman as a result of intensive overflight of military aircraft, and explosions were heard in the central and northern neighborhoods of Nyala, the capital of South Darfur state.

US sanctions and the course of the Sudanese war

The US sanctions imposed by an executive order signed by US President Joe Biden in May on four companies, two of which belong to the Sudanese army and two to the Rapid Support forces, differ in that they are located on two military entities in Sudan instead of the same country, as happened in the past, so there are conflicting expectations about how effective they will be in this case.

The one-day truce in Khartoum is less than the ambition of its people and doubled the number of deserters

 

The 24-hour truce between the two sides of the fighting in Sudan, which came into force on Saturday morning, gave Khartoum residents a rare breathing space since the fighting began about two months ago, as they stressed that it provided a calm they had not promised during previous agreements broken by both sides.