U.S. sanctions military forces as cease-fire collapses in Sudan

The U.S. imposed sanctions on warring military forces in Sudan in response to ongoing violence and cease-fire violations.
Hundreds have been killed and displaced since fighting began in April, hindering humanitarian aid.
President Biden issued an executive order in May allowing sanctions on those destabilizing Sudan's democratic transition.
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia brokered a cease-fire in May that has repeatedly been broken.
The conflict has reduced Sudan's capital to an urban battlefield without basic services.