Warring factions in Sudan announce they will abide by the ceasefire agreement going into effect on May 22
"Today we are more insistent and determined ... to break this vicious circle that has been controlling the fate of our people unjustly and tyrannically," it added.
After the first face-to-face talks in Saudi Arabia, the army and the RSF signed a declaration of commitment to protect civilians in Sudan on May 11. Despite the agreement, clashes continued between the two military rivals, particularly in the capital, Khartoum.
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