Sudan's RRF has agreed to a humanitarian ceasefire proposal.

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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News

KHARTOUM, Nov. 6 (Xinhua) — Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Intervention Force (RIF) said in a statement on Thursday that it has agreed to "enter into a humanitarian truce" proposed by the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

As stated in a statement by the official spokesman of the RSF, Al-Fateh Qurashi, the ceasefire is aimed at “eliminating the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of the war and strengthening the protection of the civilian population.”

“We look forward to the implementation of the agreement and the immediate commencement of discussions on measures to end the fighting,” he stressed.

On November 4, the Sudanese Armed Forces, following a Security and Defense Council meeting to discuss the US proposal for a humanitarian truce, announced that they would continue active military operations against the RSF.

Conflict between the Sudanese army and the RSF erupted in April 2023. Since then, fighting has claimed thousands of lives and forced millions of people to flee their homes, becoming internally displaced within the country and abroad.

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