Temporary ceasefire reached in Sudan conflict where 3 UN personnel died
Clashes continue in Sudan. 3 UN members were killed in the clashes in which more than 100 people lost their lives. A temporary ceasefire was decided between the Army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to ensure security due to "humanitarian emergencies".
While the conflicts continued in the North African country of Sudan, 3 UN members were killed by paramilitary forces. There has been a new development between the Army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). A temporary ceasefire was decided due to humanitarian emergencies.
CEASEFIRE DECISION
The Army and RSF accepted the UN call for a temporary ceasefire scheduled for "humanitarian emergencies" between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm local time.
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, who heads the army, and General Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo of the RSF, approved the temporary ceasefire decision.
Volker Perthes, the UN's special envoy in Sudan, said in a statement that they welcomed the agreement.
While Perthes welcomed the agreement, he said those who do not comply will be held accountable.
THE INJURED EVIL WILL BE PROVIDED
In Sudan, an agreement has been reached to ensure the evacuation of the wounded in the ongoing clashes between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
3 UN MEMBERS KILLED
In the clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, 3 personnel from the United Nations (UN) World Food Program (WFP) lost their lives.
The UN statement condemned the attack, stating that WFP personnel were killed yesterday by RSF firing at a military base in Kabkabiya in the west of the country.
WFP STOPS HUMANITARIAN WORK
"We urge all parties in Sudan to respect the impartiality of humanitarian workers in Sudan, whose role is to assist all parties in this crisis," the WFP said in a statement.
Announcing the temporary suspension of operations in Sudan, WFP said, "WFP had to temporarily cease operations while reviewing the security situation. The continued violence has a serious impact on our business and the people we serve. We urge you to reach an agreement that will allow"
Volker Perthes, the UN's special envoy in Sudan, said in a statement: "Civilians and humanitarian workers are not targets. Also, the news that UN and other humanitarian facilities were hit by bullets and that UN and other humanitarian facilities were looted in various parts of Darfur was extremely shocking to me. This repetitive act of violence is disrupting the delivery of life-saving aid. It must end immediately."
LOSS OF LIFE INCREASED TO 100
In the statement made by the Sudan Central Committee of Doctors (CCSD), it was reported that the loss of life in the ongoing conflict in the country increased to 100 and the number of injured to 1,126.
(Ihlas News Agency)