Sudan's Relief Efforts: A New Path Forward

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have agreed with the United Nations on initial steps to facilitate aid delivery in areas they control. However, the Sudanese army has not reached a similar agreement, raising doubts about the implementation of these aid efforts without the army's involvement.

Sudan's Rapid Support Forces have reached an agreement with the United Nations to initiate steps for facilitating aid delivery in regions under their control, according to a paramilitary force member who spoke to Reuters on Thursday.

However, the Sudanese army has yet to come to any such understanding with the paramilitary forces, the member added. This raises concerns about whether these aid measures can be effectively implemented without the army's participation.

The situation remains uncertain as both forces hold significant sway in different regions of Sudan, affecting the overall aid relief efforts in the country.

(With inputs from agencies.)