The Rapid Support Forces said in a statement that this approval comes “in response to international, regional and local calls”, to “open humanitarian corridors, facilitate the movement of citizens and residents, and allow them to meet their needs. and reach safe areas”. ”
She added: “We renew our strict commitment to the declared humanitarian armistice and complete ceasefire, despite the continued violations by the coup forces, shadow brigades and extremist remnants of the defunct regime who have attacked our sites and camps in flagrant violation. of the declared humanitarian armistice which must be implemented for the benefit of our people.”
And to continue: “The Rapid Support Forces repelled the repeated attacks of the putschists during the hours of the armistice, which clearly confirms the trait of treachery associated with the putschists, in addition to the multiplicity and conflict of decision-making centers within the leadership of the putschist forces.
The last truce between the two parties is due to expire at midnight Sunday-Monday.
The Sudanese army’s position on the new truce was not immediately known.
Since the start of fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces in mid-April, several truces have been announced between the two sides, but the fighting has continued and the two sides have exchanged accusations of violation of the agreements of a ceasefire.
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