Is the Sudan conflict continuing despite ceasefire attempts?

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Is the Sudan conflict continuing despite ceasefire attempts?

In Sudan, despite ceasefire agreements, the fighting between the opposing factions shows no signs of stopping. The situation has resulted in over a hundred thousand people leaving the country, with even more internally displaced. Diplomatic efforts are now being ramped up in an attempt to bring the warring parties to the negotiating table. Guests: Mohamed al Qubaiban Saudi and Gulf Affairs Expert Muna Khugali Co-founder of April-Ramadan Sudanese Martyrs Families Organization Cameron Hudson Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Africa Center