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Sudan has had a long history of conflicts, especially in the western region of Darfur, where Bashir from 2003 unleashed the Janjaweed to quash a rebellion by non-Arab ethnic minorities.

Sudan also hosted 1.13 million refugees before the conflict — one of the largest refugee populations in Africa. Of those, 800,000 are South Sudanese, and 136,000 are from Eritrea.

In Sudan, bus drivers are avoiding areas under RSF control, according to al-Idrisi, as they try to avoid skirmishes between the armed forces and the paramilitary group.