Sudan's PM, ministers detained by military forces in apparent coup
Hamdok taken to 'unidentified location' after he refuses to support coup, says ministry; internet, phone service disrupted; protesters take to the streets; US 'deeply alarmed'
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Hamdok taken to 'unidentified location' after he refuses to support coup, says ministry; internet, phone service disrupted; protesters take to the streets; US 'deeply alarmed'
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - US 'deeply alarmed' at reports of military takeover in Sudan, calls for PM's release
By Khalid Abdelaziz
KHARTOUM — Sudan’s civilian leaders were detained on Monday in a “coup”, the information ministry said, before a top general dissolved the government and sovereign council and declared a state of emergency.The events unfolded as Sudan was navigating a precarious transition to civilian rule, and came more than two years after the end of decades of rule under president Omar Al
Abdel Fattah al-Burhan added that before that time the country would be ruled by an independent Cabinet of Ministers