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African union envoy to Sudan Mohamed al-Hacen Lebatt (L) sits next to Sudan's deputy chief of the ruling military council General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo as he shakes hands with General Yaser al-Atta (R) in the presence of Ethiopian envoy Mahmud Dirir (C) and senior leader of Sudan's communist party Siddig Yousef (2nd-R) following a press conference in Khartoum in which they announced ruling generals and protest leaders have reached an agreement on the disputed issue of a new governing body on July 5, 2019. - The landmark agreement came after two days of talks following the collapse of the previous round of negotiations in May over who should lead the new ruling body -- a civilian or soldier. "The two sides agreed on establishing a sovereign council with a rotating military and civilian (presidency) for a period of three years or little more," African Union mediator Mohamed El Hacen Lebatt told reporters. (Photo by Ebrahim Hamid / AFP) (Photo credit should read EBRAHIM HAMID/AFP/Getty Images)

African union envoy to Sudan Mohamed al-Hacen Lebatt (L) sits next to Sudan's deputy chief of the ruling military council General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo as he shakes hands with General Yaser al-Atta (R) in the presence of Ethiopian envoy Mahmud Dirir (C) and senior leader of Sudan's communist party Siddig Yousef (2nd-R) following a press conference in Khartoum in which they announced ruling generals and protest leaders have reached an agreement on the disputed issue of a new governing body on July 5, 2019. - The landmark agreement came after two days of talks following the collapse of the previous round of negotiations in May over who should lead the new ruling body -- a civilian or soldier. "The two sides agreed on establishing a sovereign council with a rotating military and civilian (presidency) for a period of three years or little more," African Union mediator Mohamed El Hacen Lebatt told reporters. (Photo by Ebrahim Hamid / AFP)        (Photo credit should read EBRAHIM HAMID/AFP/Getty Images)