Fighting between RSF and Sudan’s military has re-started in Khartoum as the UN warns that Sudan is at a humanitarian “breaking point”.
The rival military forces accused each other of new violations of a ceasefire that they had just agreed to extend as their devastating conflict enters a third week.
The World Food Programme resumed operations after three staff members were killed on the second day of the conflict.
However, the Sudan’s border countries have been facing an economic strain as they take in Sudanese refugees.
At least 528 people have been killed and 4,599 wounded in the conflict since it started on April 15.
