The U.S. has urged Sudan's military to join peace talks in Geneva aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), as humanitarian conditions worsen in the country. Despite international pressure, the Sudanese military has boycotted the negotiations, insisting on a ceasefire rather than a political solution. The talks, which include only RSF representatives and international diplomats, are focused on addressing the humanitarian crisis and facilitating aid access, as the fighting has resulted in over 11 million displaced individuals and severe food shortages. The Sudanese army has stated it will not participate unless RSF forces withdraw from civilian areas, complicating the peace process. U.S. Special Envoy Tom Perriello emphasized the urgency of the situation, urging the military to reconsider its stance before the week ends. The absence of the military from the discussions raises concerns about the effectiveness of these negotiations in achieving a ceasefire.