Several countries have evacuated diplomats and citizens from Sudan's capital as fierce fighting continues to rage in Khartoum. The US and UK announced on Sunday they had flown diplomats out of the country. India has put two Indian Air Force aircrafts on standby in Jeddah to evacuate stranded Indians from violence-hit area.

Sudan Fighting: Several countries evacuate diplomats and citizens as fighting continues

Sudan Conflict: Foreign nations scramble to evacuate citizens as battles rage

As the fighting between the rival generals continues in Sudan various countries have started evacuating their diplomats and nationals from the country. France, Germany, Italy and Spain are among other countries who are also organising evacuations. There are some Indian nationals who are among 66 citizens of 12 nations who have been evacuated from Sudan.

Sudan Conflict: Diplomats and foreign nationals evacuated

Street fighting between the forces of two rival generals eased in parts of Sudan's capital city Khartoum late Friday (April 21), following calls for an end-of-Ramadan ceasefire.

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Thousands of residents fled from Sudan's capital, where witnesses reported bodies in the streets. The rapid support forces said they would fully commit to a complete ceasefire for 24 hours, as did the army. But gunfire continued in Khartoum from the appointed time and into Wednesday night. The Sudanese army said 177 Egyptian soldiers who had been captured by the rapid support forces were evacuated on 4 Egyptian military transport planes. Japan said its defence ministry had begun the necessary preparations to evacuate around 60 of its nationals, including embassy staff. Berlin reportedly aborted an evacuation attempt involving three military transport planes, which would have carried 150 citizens. The US Embassy in Khartoum said it started gathering citizens' personal details. The defence minister in Chad, which borders Sudan's Darfur region, said around 320 Sudanese soldiers had fled over the border in fear of the rapid support forces.

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Sudan's rival generals on Wednesday made a new attempt at a 24-hour humanitarian ceasefire after a failed truce the night before. But it failed again, leaving people fearful about dwindling food supplies and a breakdown in medical services.

Sudan Conflict: New ceasefire attempt fails with vital supplies running short

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What started as just gunfire in the capital and a town north of the country, eventually ended up being a disaster. death toll and injuries kept rising in the days that followed. What's behind the violence in Sudan?

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Sudan is on the boil. 100 people have lost their lives as deadly clashes continue between the army and paramiliary forces. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Sudan's deadly clashes continue for third day

In Sudan, combat between the army and paramilitaries has resulted in at least 1,800 injuries and 200 fatalities. Aid attempts over the weekend have been hindered as a result of hospitals being damaged in the urban warfare.

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Sudanese army pounded paramilitary bases with air strikes on Sunday (April 16) as the power struggle continues to rage in the North African nation, news agency Reuters reported citing witnesses.

Power struggle in Sudan rages as army pounds paramilitary bases with air strikes

Death toll in the clashes between the Sudanese military and its paramilitary forces rose on Sunday. At least 56 civilians are reported to have been dead along with tens of fights.

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In Sudan, the clashes between the army and the main paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have escalated and left dozens of people dead, including civilians during an apparent struggle for control.

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At least 11 people have been killed in ongoing clashes between Arab and non-Arab groups in Sudan's Darfur. The clashes began on Wednesday between Arab herders and the Daju minority and other non-Arab groups, AFP reported.

11 killed, 20 injured as clashes erupt between Arab and non-Arab groups in Sudan's Darfur

At least 15 people have been killed in the latest outbreak of ethnic clashes after land disputes in Sudan's southern Blue Nile state, local leaders and medical sources said Wednesday.

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Residents in Sudan claimed heavy fighting in west and south territories has reportedly killed 27 people and injured dozens. The country is still dealing with consequences from a coup orchestrated by army head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan in October of last year, reported by AFP.

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Sudan's military said on Wednesday that it has thwarted a coup attempt and arrested an unspecified number of senior officers in connection with the plot, state news agency SUNA said.

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Sudan's ex-president Omar al-Bashir was charged with corruption-related offences on Sunday, as he appeared in public for the first time since he was overthrown and detained in April.

Sudan's Bashir charged with corruption, in first appearance since April

Ousted Sudanese leader Omar al-Bashir will appear in court next week to face charges of corruption and possessing foreign currency, the country's acting prosecutor general told reporters on Saturday.

Sudan's Bashir to appear in court on graft charge: Prosecutor

Sudanese security forces have arrested two prominent rebels and an opposition leader, a day after they met the Ethiopian premier during his reconciliation mission to Khartoum, their aides said Saturday.

Sudan forces arrest protest leaders who met Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed

Hundreds of demonstrators worked through the night into Friday clearing away bricks and debris, after military rulers demanded that roadblocks which have paralysed parts of Khartoum must be dismantled before talks on a new transitional body can resume.

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