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Saudi-hosted peace talks fall short of ceasefire in Sudan

By France24
10 November 2023   |   12:50 pm
The first round of negotiations on the sudanese conflict ended in Jeddah, between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese army... The meeting has not been able to reach a cease fire, although the 2 warring parties committed to facilitate humanitarian aid...

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