JUST IN: Negotiations between Sudan's warring parties fell apart Wednesday as both sides accused each other of cease-fire violations.
A spokesperson for the Sudanese Armed Forces that the military has suspended its participation in talks with the Rapid Support Forces , a powerful Sudanese paramilitary group, due to the RSF's "repeated violations" of a humanitarian truce, including their ongoing occupation of hospitals and other civilian infrastructure in Sudan's capital, Khartoum.
In response to the military's move, the RSF said in a statement that it "unconditionally backs the Saudi-U.S. inititive" and the "recent SAF violations have not deterred us from honoring our commitments."
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