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Massive crowds demonstrate against military takeover in Sudan
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By Yasir Abdullah, Mohammed Tawfeeq and Gaily Elbagir, CNN Hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating across Sudan in protest of Monday’s military’s takeover, marking the largest protest against the coup yet.
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Coup in Sudan: Protesters Killed as Military Seizes Power
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Massive crowds demonstrate against military takeover in Sudan
In Sudan, tens of thousands took to the streets of Khartoum after the army seized power and arrested leading civilian politicians. The African Union suspended the country's membership. The UN, the US and the EU condemned the takeover.
Several people were killed and at least 140 injured in clashes between soldiers and protesters after Sudan's military seized power. The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis.
Pro-democracy demonstrators in Sudan took to the streets for a second day following the military coup. Meanwhile, the United Nations called for the release of the country's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok from detention.
President Joe Biden said Thursday that the United States stands with peaceful protesters in Sudan who are demonstrating against Monday's military coup. On the ground, at least 11 protesters have been killed.
By Yasir Abdullah, Mohammed Tawfeeq and Gaily Elbagir, CNN Hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating across Sudan in protest of Monday’s military’s takeover, marking the largest protest against the coup yet.
Opponents of Sudan's military junta have planned a "million-strong" march to protest the ouster of the civilian government. Rights activists fear further bloodshed as security forces crack down on demonstrators.
Sudanese anti-coup protesters are planning mass demonstrations Saturday against a military takeover that has derailed the country's transition to civilian rule and triggered deadly clashes.
Organizers hope to hold a 'million-strong' march against the coup; UN calls for military to show restraint toward demonstrators; US says death toll higher than official figures
Demonstrations by the opponents of Sudan's military junta began on Saturday to protest the ouster of the civilian government. Rights activists fear further bloodshed as security forces crack down on demonstrators.
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