The Sudanese army announced that life is gradually returning to normal in the capital, Khartoum, and the rest of the Sudanese cities.
The army confirmed, in a statement today, that its forces focused, during the military confrontations, on "To spare the people the dangers of major operations and maneuvers with the forces on the ground".
On the other hand, Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, Sudanese Minister of Health, confirmed that the health sector has been affected in a number of Sudanese states as a result of the current situation in the country, stressing that the state of Khartoum is the most affected by the military confrontations, as a result of the presence of some hospitals in the areas of clashes, expressing his fears that the length of The confrontations extended to problems in hospitals and health facilities, leading to a shortage in stocks of medicines and medical supplies, and affecting the provision of necessary services to the sick and injured.
It is noteworthy that the armistice agreements that were announced between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces did not hold, due to the intensification of the confrontations, which entered their eighth day, and the exchange of accusations of breaching the armistice and not adhering to it, while the humanitarian conditions are still in a critical condition and need to intensify the efforts of rescue operations and the evacuation of large numbers. Of civilians trapped as a result of the continued confrontations.
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