Sudan Army Conditions Ramadan Truce on RSF Withdrawal from Civilian Sites

As the UN calls for a ceasefire during Ramadan, Sudan's army demands RSF paramilitaries vacate civilian areas for the truce to take effect.

Sudan's army insists on RSF withdrawal from civilian sites for a Ramadan truce, following a UN ceasefire appeal.
The RSF welcomes the ceasefire call but conditions for a truce include no political or military role for RSF leader Hemedti.
Recent army advances in Omdurman highlight ongoing conflict despite international calls for peace.
Nearly 25 million people, half of Sudan's population, require aid amid the conflict, with millions displaced and hunger rising.
The RSF proposes prisoner exchanges and discussions on ceasefire monitoring mechanisms as gestures of goodwill.