Sudan's interior ministry has accused the RSF of breaking into five prisons in the past few days - including Kober, which Bashir had already left.
An army spokesman denied any army involvement, saying the military "does not have any supervision over prisons". He said the military was coordinating with police to return inmates to prisons. The ceasefire, which began at midnight local time on Monday, is the latest attempt to bring stability to the country after fighting broke out nearly two weeks ago.
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