sudan conflict intensifies as UN food agency vacates it

The United Nations Food agency on Sunday said it was suspending work in Sudan after three staff were killed Darfur region in sudan, as war enraged  between the Government military and paramilitaries.
“I’m dismayed and sorrowful by the unfortunate deaths of three World Food Programme representatives on Saturday 15 April in brutality in Kabkabiya, North Darfur while completing their life saving obligations  on global hunger crisis,” Cindy McCain, Executive director of the World Food Program, said in an explanation.
“While we audit the advancing security circumstance, we are compelled to briefly stop all activities in Sudan,” she said.

“World Food Programme is focused on helping the Sudanese natives facing desperate food shortage, however we can’t do our life-saving work if the wellbeing and security of our groups and partners isn’t ensured,” she said.
“All parties should come to an agreement that guarantees the wellbeing of humanitarian workers on  ground and empowers the continued delivery of life-saving  help to individuals of Sudan. They remain our main concern.”
Battling in Sudan continued for a second day Sunday in fights between rival officers who held onto power in a 2021 coup.
No less than 56 locals, including the UN staff, have been killed and there have been “many deaths” among security forces, as per the central committee of Sudan doctors

Stunning blasts and serious gunfire shook structures in the capital Khartoum’s thickly populated northern and southern suburb areas as tanks thundered in the city and warrior jets thundered above, witnesses said.
Battling went on after sunset on Sunday, as Sudanese dug in their homes with fears of a delayed struggle that could dive the country into more profound turmoil, denying the aim for a civilian led Government
Violence ejected early Saturday following a long week of epic power struggles between armed force boss Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo who heads the vigorously outfitted Rapid Support Force
The entral committee of sudan doctors revealed 56 regular people killed as well as “many deaths” among security forces, and around 600 injured.
Late Sunday evening the military said they had “consented to a united nations proposition to open safe entry for humanitarian cases”, including the evacuation of injured, for three hours which finished at 1700 Greenwich Meridian Time.
Rapid Support Force affirmed the action, however they said it would last four hours, and the two sides kept up with their agreement to “respond in case of attacks ” from the opposite side.
Regardless of the pause, heavy gunfire might in any case be heard in  Khartoum close to the air port, and thick dark smoke surged from the surrounding region.
“The gunfire and blasts are unending,” Ahmed Hamid, 34, from a northern Khartoum suburb, said prior.
Ahmed Seif, another Khartoum inhabitant, called the circumstance extremely stressing and said: “It doesn’t seem like it will end any time soon.”
Daglo’s Rapid Support Force say they have captured  the presidential house, Khartoum air port and other key areas, yet the military claims they are still in charge.
As the war proceeded, the smell of gun powder floated through Khartoum’s roads.
Medical personale  argued for safe hallways for ambulances and a cesae fire to treat the casualties on the grounds that the roads were excessively dangerous for moving casualties to medical facilities