Hundreds of foreigners airlifted amid fighting, Sudanese seek refuge
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Foreign governments have airlifted hundreds of diplomats and other citizens out of Sudan, and several have said more evacuations are possible if security conditions allow.
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Sudan Army Says It Will Help Foreigners Leave Amid Fighting
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Hundreds of foreigners airlifted amid fighting, Sudanese seek refuge
The Sudanese army said Saturday it was coordinating efforts to evacuate foreign citizens and diplomats from Sudan on military aircraft, as the bloody fighting that has engulfed the vast African nation entered its second week.
The Sudanese army said Saturday it was coordinating efforts to evacuate foreign citizens and diplomats from Sudan on military aircraft, as the bloody fighting that has engulfed the vast African nation entered its second week.
The Sudanese army says it's coordinating efforts to evacuate citizens and diplomats from the United States, Britain, China and France out of the country on military airplanes.
The Sudanese army said it was coordinating efforts to evacuate diplomats from the U.S., Britain, China and France out of the country on military airplanes, as fighting persisted in the capital.
Sudan's military said Saturday it will help evacuate foreign nationals from the country as two generals leading different factions of the Sudanese military continued to clash in resumed fighting.
The Sudanese army has agreed to help extract US, UK, Chinese and French diplomats out of the country. The fighting continued into the weekend breaking yet another temporary ceasefire. DW has the latest.
The Sudanese army said it was coordinating efforts to evacuate diplomats from the U.S., Britain, China and France out of the country on military airplanes, as fighting persisted in the capital.
The Sudanese army has agreed to help extract US, UK, Chinese and French diplomats out of the country. The fighting continued into the weekend, breaking yet another temporary cease-fire. DW has the latest.
Questions have swirled over how mass rescues of foreign citizens would unfold, with Sudan's main international airport closed and millions of people sheltering indoors
Foreign countries on Sunday rushed to evacuate their nationals from battle-torn Sudan where deadly fighting raged into a second week between forces loyal to two rival generals.As gunfire again echoed through Khartoum and fighter jets roared above, foreigners also fled the capital in a long United Na…
U.S. troops are carrying out a precarious evacuation of American embassy staffers in the African nation of Sudan, shuttering the U.S. embassy there as fighting rages for a ninth day, according to a senior Biden administration official.
Foreign governments evacuated diplomats, staff and others from Sudan on Sunday as rival generals battled for a ninth day with no sign of a truce that had been declared for a major Muslim holiday.
More than 420 people, including 264 civilians, have been killed and more than 3,700 have been wounded in the fighting between the Sudanese armed forces and the powerful paramilitary group known as the Rapid Support Forces, or RSF.
While world powers like the U.S., Britain, France and Italy airlifted their diplomats from Sudan capital Khartoum, Sudanese desperately sought to flee the chaos.
While world powers like the U.S. and Britain airlifted their diplomats from the capital of Khartoum, Sudanese desperately sought to flee the chaos. Many risked dangerous roads to seek safer spots or crossed the northern border into Egypt.
For many Sudanese, the airlift is a terrifying sign that international powers only expect a worsening of the fighting that has already pushed the population into disaster.
Foreign governments have airlifted hundreds of diplomats and other citizens out of Sudan, and several have said more evacuations are possible if security conditions allow.
Foreign governments are evacuating their citizens from Sudan amid a battle for power between two rival generals. While foreign evacuations continue, many Sudanese are risking their lives to escape the violence by driving to the border with Egypt.
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