The US military evacuated American government personnel from Khartoum, President Joe Biden said on Saturday, adding that Washington is suspending operations at its embassy there as fighting between Sudan's rival commanders continued.
Today also, i wonder, feel a sense of powerlessness? because civilians had had huge political clout in the last few years in the sudan, they had made a difference. at the moment, how are they feeling they can influence anything? {iii moment, how are they feeling they can influence anything? can influence anything? of course the revolution can influence anything? of course the revolution in can influence anything? of course the revolution in 2018 can influence anything? of course the revolution in 2018 and - can influence anything? of course the revolution in 2018 and 19 - can influence anything? of course the revolution in 2018 and 19 was| the revolution in 2018 and 19 was something people were very proud of, the civilians were finally able to push, you know, bashir and the old military regiment out, but i think the focus was always, we might have been able to get bashir out but we weren t able to fully get the military regime out, so there s this kind of resignation, i think, from the civilians perspective, because neither side here, it s not the army by the rapid support forces, representing the civilians, despite the rapid support forces saying that we represent the civilians. i think there s a real sense of frustration and powerlessness, that we did all of this work, we were able to get bashir out, dictator of 30 years, we were able to do all this and quite a
The US military evacuated American government personnel from Khartoum, President Joe Biden said on Saturday, adding that Washington is suspending operations at its embassy there as fighting between Sudan's rival commanders continued.
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Fighting has erupted in Sudan's capital Khartoum and at other sites across the country as powerful rival military factions battle for control, increasing the risk of a nationwide civil war.
Their beds and the sudan doctors trade union called the targeting of hospitals and the housing of military personnel there a clear breach of international humanitarian law charge. both sides denied. military leaders now fighting for control were key allies in subverting the country s nascent democracy. after the popular uprising in 2019, which deposed sudan s longtime dictator bashir, who now languishes in prison. the memories of those protests and the symbolic photo that became its emblem slowly fading, as has the promised transition from military to democratic civilian rule race. but in an interview with cnn from inside army hq, the leader of sudan s military tells me that the rsf militia is staging an attempted coup. i m sorry, tanya. guests monkey. a
Ramadan. you have 40 degree heat . at the moment. electricity is cut off. in many neighborhoods, many hospitals are running out of supplies, according to the world health organization, so it s really, really worried, and the possibility of civil war is, unfortunately very high. what we see here at the contradictions of the state that diploma long serving ruler omar well, bashir built which was that he kept the military and the various paramilitary groups very divided so that he could govern effectively from his standpoint . unfortunately now they never really accepted to share power with the civilians and can t even agree how to share power among themselves, and we see very worrying strict too strict biting today. so what do you think it will take to find a solution to this to end this fighting? the ultimate solution will have to come from within sudan among the various parties . i think it s really encouraging that, apart from the