Ongoing clashes in Khartoum and other regions have resumed after short-lived humanitarian truces mediated by the US and Saudi Arabia, including a recent 72-hour or seven-day pause that expired with reported violations. Sudanese Armed Forces leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has rejected negotiations and pledged to retake all RSF-held territory, while civilian anti-war coalitions presented a roadmap to the Quintet mediators in Addis Ababa calling for an immediate unconditional truce followed by inclusive political dialogue. International efforts, including prisoner exchanges and arms embargo extensions, continue amid persistent displacement and humanitarian access barriers, with upcoming talks and potential truce extensions shaping prospects for any sustained ceasefire.