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Drone Attacks in Khartoum After RSF Truce Agreement

7 November 2025
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Drone Attacks in Khartoum After RSF Truce Agreement
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Explosions were reported near Khartoum a day after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) agreed to a humanitarian ceasefire, raising concerns about the respect for such truces given past violations. The Sudanese military-led government remains cautious, citing the RSF’s lack of compliance with ceasefires and accusing foreign nations of supporting the group. Humanitarian crises continue to worsen, with famine conditions escalating. The RSF’s recent control over el-Fasher may enhance its negotiating power, despite facing international scrutiny for alleged atrocities.

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