A U.S. diplomatic convoy came under fire in Sudan as the conflict between rival military

forces spread across the country.

The international community is pushing for dialogue as a ceasefire possible.

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There's been no let up in the heavy artillery fire bombardments that began in Sudan over

the weekend.

Two rival military groups are engaged in open warfare, a battle for power as millions

of people are sheltering inside.

United Nations says close to 200 people have been killed so far with hundreds more wounded.

Just yesterday, the European Union ambassador was also assaulted at his residence and a U.S.

diplomatic convoy was fired on.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said everyone involved is safe and calls with both sides

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