The ongoing conflict in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, has not only intensified the battle for control between the army and paramilitary forces but has also led to a severe humanitarian crisis affecting millions.
Sudan's army chief emphasizes that peace is contingent upon the withdrawal of paramilitary forces from controlled territories, highlighting the complexities and lack of will present on both sides.
The heavy fighting in central Khartoum, despite the army's strategic gains in controlling key bridges, suggests that the situation remains volatile and could potentially escalate into a regional conflict.
With millions at risk due to the humanitarian crisis, the international community is closely monitoring Sudan, but there is skepticism about the commitment of both factions to genuinely seek peace.
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