US EditionSudan Peace Talks Resume in Cairo as Egypt, UN and US Push for Humanitarian Truce – Firstpost
Egypt, the UN, and Quad mediators push for a humanitarian truce and safe corridors as Sudan’s conflict causes over 8,000 displacements and ongoing civilian casualties.
- On Wednesday, Sudan peace efforts resumed in Cairo, with Egypt and the United Nations urging a nationwide humanitarian truce as fighting between the Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces nears three years.
- Regional mediators agreed to seek an immediate truce, pressing for withdrawals and safe humanitarian corridors, while Massad Boulos, senior U.S. adviser for Arab and African Affairs, joined the talks.
- More than 1.3 metric tons of aid reached el-Fasher on Wednesday, while OCHA reported 19 civilians killed in Jarjira, a drone strike killed 10 in Sinja, and over 8,000 people were displaced.
- Egypt said it will not stand idly and will take necessary measures to preserve Sudan’s unity, while the United States has accused the RSF of genocide, increasing international pressure.
- Egyptian officials insisted there is no room to recognise parallel entities or equate Sudan’s institutions with militias, while Ramtane Lamamra said diplomacy remains a viable path amid the humanitarian crisis.
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