The US has secured agreements from Sudan's warring factions to permit aid deliveries to conflict-hit regions, US special envoy Tom Perriello announced Thursday. The agreements, part of a US-led diplomatic effort, enabled the delivery of nearly 2.7 million kilograms of food and emergency aid, costing over $1 billion. However, US-brokered peace talks in Geneva ended without progress, with Sudan's military absent but informed of developments.
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