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The foreign ministry of Saudi Arabia reported that around 150 people, including diplomats and officials from several countries, had been rescued from Sudan and landed in Jeddah.

Indians stuck in Sudan arrive in Jeddah after safe evacuation

Hello and Welcome. This is The Capitals. Your weekly round-up of some of the biggest stories from the corridors of power all over the world. This week, Riyadh’s successful efforts towards the evacuation of foreign nationals from conflict-hit Sudan became a crucial moment of geopolitical respite in at least 12 capitals.

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After a safe evacuation of its personnel and their families, the United States on Sunday announced that it is suspending its Embassy operations in Khartoum, Sudan.

Sudan violence: US suspends operations at Embassy in Khartoum

The number of citizens who were evacuated reached 91 citizens, & 66 citizens from Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Tunisia, Pakistan, India, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Canada, and Burkina Faso arrived safely from Sudan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reported.

66 Indians evacuated from Sudan, arrive in Saudi

US embassy officials were safely evacuated from the violence-hit Sudan by US forces in coordination with Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). In India, fugitive Sikh separatist Amritpal Singh has been arrested in Punjab state after eluding police for weeks.

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The US military airlifted embassy officials out of Sudan on Sunday and international governments raced to evacuate their diplomatic staff and citizens trapped in the capital as rival generals battled for control of Africa's third-largest country for a ninth straight day.

Sudan: Saudi Arabia announces safe evacuation of Indians amid violence

A 24-hour truce is supposed to be in effect, but rival forces battling for control of the East African country have continued fighting. Watch the video to know more.

Fighting resumes minutes after Sudan cease-fire

Indians among those safely evacuated from Sudan, says Saudi Arabia

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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People across the globe are celebrating the holy festival of Eid Al-Fitr but as the world celebrates this holy festival, but for the people in Sudan the situation is very different. The country is on the boil for almost two weeks now.

Plumes of smoke in Sudan as truce is shattered; first evacuation vessel arrives in Jeddah

Street fighting between the forces of two rival generals eased in parts of Sudan's capital by Friday evening. More than 400 people have been killed and thousands wounded since the fighting erupted last weekend. It is a fight between Sudan's army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who commands the rapid support forces. Sudan's army announced Friday that it had agreed to a ceasefire for three days. The army said the ceasefire will enable citizens to celebrate Eid al-Fitr & allow the flow of humanitarian services. In a statement posted online, Dagalo said that he had discussed the current crisis with the un chief. Soldiers & paramilitaries fought fierce street battles in densely populated districts of Khartoum. Witnesses reported blasts near the army headquarters in the city of five million people. On Friday evening, the army accused the rapid support forces of violating the truce, including by indiscriminately bombing the airport & presidential palace.

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In his living room in Norway, while the TV broadcasts pictures of the violence back home in Khartoum, Khalid Albaih does what he has become known for in the Middle East and beyond: draw cartoons.

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Street fighting between the forces of two rival generals eased in parts of Sudan's capital by Friday evening. More than 400 people have been killed and thousands wounded since the fighting erupted last weekend. It is a fight between Sudan's army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who commands the rapid support forces. Sudan's army announced Friday that it had agreed to a ceasefire for three days.

Sudan: Sombre Eid for citizens as Eid Al-Fitr ceasefire violated

Sudan is still burning as people are forced to flee in thousands. The in- fighting is showing no signs of weaning off, despite the announcement of two ceasefires. R-s-f leader general Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo has said that he was ready to implement a three-day truce over Eid, which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and will start on Friday or Saturday. The word from the Sudanese army is still awaited...

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Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) said that it has agreed to a 72-hour “humanitarian truce” from 6:00 (local time), on Friday (April 21) coinciding with the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.

RSF fighters agree to 72-hour ceasefire for Eid; thousands flee from Sudan to Chad

US prepares troops for possible evacuation of embassy staff from Sudan The US is preparing to send a large number of additional troops to its base in Djibouti if factional violence continues, officials said.

US prepares troops for possible evacuation of embassy staff from Sudan

With many Indians stranded in violence-hit Sudan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting on Friday to take stock of the situation. About 3,000 Indians are currently estimated to be in Sudan.

PM Modi reviews situation of Indians stuck in Sudan, directs offcials to prepare contingency evacuation plans

The United States is getting ready to send a large number of troops to its military base in Djibouti, a tiny country in the Horn of Africa with just one million inhabitants.

US deploys more troops to Djibouti as military prepares for evacuation of embassy staff from Sudan

The violent civil war between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary forces has led to the death of more than 400 while 3,500 have been injured, the World Health Organization (WHO) informed on Friday.

Over 400 killed, 3,500 injured as Sudanese Army and paramilitary forces continue fighting: WHO

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a high-level meeting on Friday in the aftermath of the Sudan crisis that has put the lives of thousands of Indians in the capital city Khartoum at stake. As many as 4,000 Indians are currently stuck in the crisis-hit nation.

Indian PM Modi to chair meeting on situation of Indians in violence-hit Sudan

In the midst of heavy combat between Sudan's army and a paramilitary group, it is reported that 3,000 Indians are stranded there. Around 100 members of the nomadic Hakki-Pikki tribe from the southern state of Karnataka are included in this figure since they travelled to Sudan to trade in natural medicines and goods.

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