General al-Burhan has tried various tactics to stall the peace talks even though his SAF has been suffering major losses in the battlefield

With Sudan’s conflict causing widespread suffering, the US, Saudi Arabia, and other nations are working together to achieve a ceasefire and deliver aid.

Currently, only the rival Rapid Support Forces are involved in the discussions, aimed at ending the ongoing conflict

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which have taken control of large portions of Sudan, sent a delegation to the talks

The conflict between SAF and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has resulted in thousands of deaths and displaced approximately 10 million people from their homes

An Arabic version of their statement classified the situation as a famine

The aid includes essential items provided by Qatar Fund for Development, Qatar Charity, and Qatar Red Crescent Society.

The IOM is urging the international community to increase support to prevent a humanitarian disaster.

Geneva Peace Talks aims to address the worsening situation in Sudan, which has been exacerbated by the remnants of the old regime and elements within the leadership of the armed forces (SAF)

Administrative and security issues, coupled with inadequate funding, have severely hampered aid deliveries across many parts of Sudan

General al-Burhan’s regime also expressed its objection to the involvement of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the negotiations

Dagalo said that despite RSF efforts to avoid conflict, they were left with no choice but to defend themselves after a treacherous attack

SAF attack marks a severe violation of international humanitarian law and the Geneva Conventions, drawing widespread condemnation from humanitarian organizations

The U.S. State Department is finalizing plans for ceasefire talks between Sudan’s warring factions in Geneva, set to begin on August 14. Despite this, there are reports that preliminary consultations with Sudan’s military regime have encountered significant challenges. The latest push for a ceasefire has gained some momentum both within Sudan and across the region,

With the Sudan conflict ongoing, the Red Cross emphasizes the need for a ceasefire and improved humanitarian conditions to address the growing crisis.

The UN Secretary-General has condemned the violence in Sudan and urged all parties to protect civilians.

The revelation suggests potential discussions of leadership changes within Sudan’s ruling military junta, particularly after a series of setbacks on the battlefield.

The failure to reach an agreement in Jeddah raises concerns about the prospects for the Geneva talks

The US government has not yet responded to the Sudanese government’s announcement regarding the meeting in Jeddah

General al-Burhan’s military has yet to issue a statement regarding the incident

The situation for refugees and internally displaced people in Sudan is deteriorating rapidly due to heavy rains and flooding.

The controversy erupted after the UAE’s foreign ministry called on the UN Security Council to authorize vital aid delivery to famine-stricken areas across frontlines and borders

Two-thirds of Sudanese people are without access to hospitals or doctors, and the UN is calling for urgent action.

The UN confirmed a famine assessment on Monday, directly contradicting the claims of Sudan’s UN Ambassador Al-Harith Idris