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Tanks believed to have attacked area residents say is not close to any military target

In tonight's edition: Clashes between the RSF paramilitary and the Sudanese army increase in intensity as the military pulls out of truce talks. Also there's anger and confusion in Nigeria as drivers rush to the pump upon an apparent rollback of fuel subsidies by the new president Bola Tinubu. And…

Six weeks after fighting erupted between Sudan’s army and RSF, ceasefires were broken and hundreds have been killed.

Sudan's army has suspended its participation in ceasefire talks with its paramilitary foes, a spokesman said on Wednesday. The move raises fears of a renewed escalation in fighting that has already displaced hundreds of thousands of people.

Conflict poses threat to Chad and wider Sahel amid fears over arms proliferation and returning fighters, analysts say.

A spokesman for Sudan's military says it has suspended its participation in talks with a paramilitary force it has been battling for weeks

Move raises fears of renewed fighting between the army and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces.

Sudan's army suspended talks with a rival paramilitary force on Wednesday over a ceasefire and aid access, raising fears the six-week-old conflict will push Africa's third largest country deeper into a humanitarian crisis.

Dr Alaa Nogod, a prominent figure in Sudan’s protest movement, was taken amid continued fighting in the country.

Intense clashes could be heard in Sudan's capital on Tuesday, residents said, after military factions battling for more than six weeks agreed to extend a ceasefire aimed at allowing aid to reach civilians.

War inflicts widespread destruction on residential areas in Khartoum and adjacent cities of Omdurman and North Khartoum.