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.

Sudan Conflict: Germany aborts evacuation attempt, U.S. embassy gathering citizens' data | Details

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - A new attempt at a ceasefire in fierce fighting between Sudanese troops and paramilitary forces in Khartoum failed on Wednesday.

A new ceasefire in Sudan fails: At least 270 killed, more than 2,600 injured | WION Speed News

The crisis in Sudan continues to escalate as a new ceasefire attempt between Sudanese troops and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum was unsuccessful.

Explosions and gunfire resound in Sudanese capital as situation worsens

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

Explosions shook Sudan's capital on Tuesday evening, despite claims of a ceasefire on the fourth day of fighting that has killed nearly 200. It is a fight between Sudan's Army Chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, & his deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who commands the paramilitary rapid support forces. International calls have mounted for an end to hostilities that have spawned increasing lawlessness, death & damage. Battles have taken place throughout the vast country & there are fears of regional spillover. After international mediation, rapid support forces commander Dagalo said he would support a 24-hour armistice. The army denied any knowledge of the armistice & later blamed the rapid support forces for breaking it. The rapid support forces had already accused the army of violating the agreement. By 1600 GMT on Tuesday, the time of the supposed start of the ceasefire, gunfire could still be heard throughout the capital. UN said there is no sign of real abatement of the fighting.

Heavy gunfire quickly shatters Sudan truce; Fears of a regional spillover | Key details

India's External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar held a telephonic conversation with his Saudi Arabian counterpart Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud and "appreciated his assessment of the Sudan situation" as the latest report states that the death toll reached 270 and over 2,600 injured.

Sudan unrest: Jaishankar appreciates his Saudi Arabian counterpart's assessment of situation

Sudan Ambassador to India has spoke to WION on the current situation in his country. Speaking to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal on the situation of Indian nationals, he said he has met officials of Minister of External Affairs &" discussed these topics, these issues ....and we have some ideas and plans to make their return back to their home possible using coming days". He explained that the "unfortunate events" in his country started on April 15 when rebel Forces attacked the Sudanese Armed Forces.

Exclusive: Sudan Ambassador to India speaks to WION about the current situation in his country

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Explosions shook Sudan's capital Tuesday evening despite one side's claiming a ceasefire on the fourth day of fighting that has killed nearly 200.

Sudan: Gunfire sounds during 'truce'; WHO chief calls on fighting factions in Sudan | WION Speed News

Sudan's rival fighting sides have agreed a 24-hour ceasefire after deadly fighting engulfed the capital and saw a US diplomatic convoy fired upon. The conflict between the Sudanese army and a paramilitary group known as the RSF broke out four days ago and has killed at least 185, triggering a humanitarian crisis.

Sudan conflict: 24-hour ceasefire agreed after at least 185 people killed

Heavy gunfire quickly shatters Sudan truce; Fears of a regional spillover

Families in Sudan's capital Khartoum are living in fear and are facing severe shortages of basic necessities as violent clashes continue between the country's rival armed forces. At least 270 people have been killed and 2,600 people were injured.

Sudanese Envoy speaks to WION: What to expect in Sudan in the coming days?

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Sudan ceasefire falls through, Beijing hospital fire probe, China warns Guatemala not to help Taiwan' 'independence efforts', robotic devices conduct searches in parking structure, Mexican President accuses Pentagon of spying.

Sudan ceasefire falls through; Beijing hospital fire probe | WION Speed News

Explosions and heavy gunfire shattered a 24-hour truce deal in Sudan shortly after it was due to take effect under US pressure on warring military factions to pause fighting that has touched off a humanitarian crisis.

The Sudan conflict has seen airstrikes, artillery and heavy gunfire

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?

Fighting rages in Sudan | World Of Africa

Sudan is in the grip of turmoil. Visuals show anti-aircraft gunfire illuminating Khartoum's skies. Amid the unrest, foreign nationals including Indians have been stranded in Khartoum. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Indians stranded in Sudan due to unrest

In Sudan, combat between the army and paramilitaries has resulted in at least 1800 injuries and 200 fatalities. Aid attempts over the weekend have been hindered as a result of hospitals being damaged in the urban warfare.

Sudan: Death count from the fighting exceeds 180

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.

Sudan: US diplomatic convoy attacked; fears of regional spillover

A United States diplomatic convoy came under fire as the power struggle between the Sudanese army and its paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues in Khartoum; the incident has since been confirmed by Washington’s top diplomat.

US convoy attacked in Sudan, Blinken calls incident ‘reckless’, issues warning

Dozens of people have been killed and hundreds injured as the fighting in Sudan between the country's army and powerful paramilitary enters its third day.

Sudan Power Struggle: Army clashes with paramilitary forces enter third day

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - At least 59 civilians, including three U.N. employees, were killed in battles between the armed forces and paramilitary rapid support forces that began on Saturday. There are fears that fighting has continued in Sudan's capital Khartoum despite an hour-long ceasefire to aid those caught up in the conflict.

Fierce fighting rages in Sudanese capital; Major shooting incident in Alabama | WION Speed News

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

At least 59 civilians, including three U.N. employees, were killed in battles between the armed forces and paramilitary rapid support forces that began on Saturday. There are fears that fighting has continued in Sudan's capital Khartoum despite an hour-long ceasefire to aid those caught up in the conflict.

Sudan’s Former PM: There can be no return to dictatorship

Fierce fighting continues in Sudan's capital Khartoum despite an hours-long pause to help those caught up in the violence. The clashes that started on Saturday between the armed forces and the paramilitary rapid support forces has killed nearly 100 civilians nationwide, including three U-N workers. Here' a breakdown of the current situation in Sudan-the two military factions, the rivalry that has come to fore, the timeline of what has transpired so far and also assessing what truly is at stake.

Sudan battles intensify on third day, US, UK urge sides to end fighting

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