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Core Points - The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan announced a unilateral three-month humanitarian ceasefire to support international efforts for peace and civilian protection [1] - The RSF leader Dagalo emphasized the commitment to humanitarian work and ensuring the safety of aid personnel [1] - The UN Secretary-General Guterres called for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations between conflicting parties to ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid [1] Group 1 - The RSF has intensified its offensive in Darfur and Kordofan regions, controlling key cities and attempting to seize capitals [2] - Following the complete control of the city of El Fasher, the RSF now controls all five state capitals in the Darfur region, which is rich in oil and mineral resources [2] - The RSF declared the establishment of a "parallel government" in July, which the Sudanese government condemned as illegal [2] Group 2 - The situation in El Fasher has drawn international attention, with nearly 100,000 people fleeing the area due to severe human rights violations and violence [3] - Reports of mass killings, arbitrary executions, and other atrocities have been documented, with famine conditions emerging in El Fasher and Kadugli [3] - Over 11.7 million people in Sudan are displaced, with more than 30 million in need of humanitarian assistance [3] Group 3 - A four-nation mediation effort led by the US, involving Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt, has been seeking to negotiate a ceasefire and political resolution [4] - The Sudanese government rejected a recent ceasefire proposal, stating that discussions about the country's future must be led by Sudanese people [4] - The RSF accepted the latest ceasefire proposal from the four-nation group [4]