As protests continue in Sudan over the military coup in the country, the country's aviation authority on Tuesday announced that all "incoming and outgoing flights from Khartoum airport" has been suspended until October 30.

Amid anti-coup protests, Sudan suspends inbound and outbound flights

The US State Department said on Monday that it is withholding $700 million in emergency financing for Sudan in reaction to the continuing military coup attempt in the nation.

Military coup in Sudan: US suspends $700 million in aid, urges restoration of government

Sudan's General Fattah al-Burhan declared a state of emergency in the country as soldiers arrested members of the country's cabinet. Burhan said: "We guarantee the armed forces' commitment to completing the democratic transition until we hand over to a civilian elected government.

Sudan's general declares state of emergency, dissolves government

Sudan's ruling military council has foiled a coup attempt, a top general announced on state television Thursday, saying that 12 officers and four soldiers had been arrested.

Sudan general says coup attempt foiled; 12 officers, four soldiers arrested