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Evacuation efforts from Sudan continued on Monday with foreign countries Rush to bring citizens home Khartoum also descended deeper into chaos.

while deadly Fighting raged for a second a week, hundreds of people They were flown in out Overnight on military Aircraft sent over world.

foreigners also They fled the capital, Khartoum in United Nations long caravan millions of Frightened residents hunker down down inside them homesmany running low on water and food.

across the city of 5 million, the army and paramilitaries fought fiercely street battles Since April 15, departure behind Charred tanks, destroyed and looted buildings shops.

more than 420 people Thousands were killed and injured, according to United Nations data, amid fears of Wider unrest and humanitarian catastrophe in one of The world’s poorest countries.

we special The forces launched a rescue operation mission Sunday for About 100 embassy employees and their relatives pounced in with Chinook helicopters to take them to a military a base in Djibouti.

American forces ” remain to publish in Djibouti to protect the United States personnel President Joe Biden said today, Sunday, “and others, so that the security situation no longer requires their presence.” in speech to the speaker of the home.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that British forces did so also Diplomats and their families were rescued, while Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his country had temporarily suspended the evacuation.

Our diplomats are safe – they’ve been picked up and run from there outside country,” Trudeau tweeted.

‘landed safely’

Meanwhile, Germany and France said they did also It began evacuating its nationals and others from other countries countries.

Two French planes carrying about 200 people of Multiple nationalities landed in Djibouti.

The Bundeswehr said it had evacuated 101 people on the first of three military Send a plane to Sudan.

the first Airbus A400M “landed safely in “At about midnight local time (9 p.m. Sunday GMT),” the Jordanian army said. on Twitter. another plane with 113 people He was on that it way To Jordan, he said.

Italy evacuated about 300 people people in total according to their ministries of state.

We repeat call for cease-fire and its resumption of dialogue in Madrid Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albaris said in a tweet on Twitter.

Ireland said it was also Send an emergency team to help with Evacuation of its citizens and their dependents.

Egypt, the great neighbor of Sudan northShe said she had evacuated 436 citizens by land.

long caravans of United nations vehicles Buses were seen leaving Khartoum heading east to Port Sudan on The Red Sea is 850 kilometers (530 miles) away by land, loaded with ‘citizens of all’ over the worldAccording one Evacuees from Sierra Leone.

‘No safe place’

Fighting broke out out on April 15 between forces loyal to army commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his deputy-turned-rival Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who orders powerful Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.

The Rapid Support Forces, led by Dagalo, came out of the Janjaweed fighters former Unleashing the leader Omar al-Bashir in Darfur region where they were accused of War crimes including genocide.

the military Bashir was overthrown in April 2019 following mass citizen protests.

capture the generals power in 2021 coup, but it fell later out in bitter power strugglewas recently mediated on Scheme integration of Reporters Without Borders in regular army.

Multiple truces were agreed upon on in Recent days, ignore it.

Khartoum Airport, where the structures are blackened of destroyed Planes lie on Runways under control of Reporters Without Borders.

conflict him left Terrified civilians take shelter in their homes with power so far off the middle of the heat heat And the Internet out for Most.

“life in Khartoum today, I would say, is still overburdened with Taghreed Abdeen, a program manager And an architect.

“We got it power back Yesterday wed in our area. But at the same time there was a missile strike in A few doors down down from us. If so like No safe place.”

‘Enough violence’

The fighting has stopped out Elsewhere across Sudan, the third largest country in Africa.

Battles raged in Darfur where aid group Doctors Without Borders said the number of medical staff had been “overwhelmed”. of Patients with Gunshot wounds, many of They are children in the city of El Fasher.

Some hospitals were bombed and others looted. with more of two-thirds of Hospitals in Khartoum and neighboring countries.out of “Doctors” service union He said.

Stampede by aliens to escape Increased fears among the Sudanese of What will happen to the diplomats? who Potential mediators could have gone.

“to push for “Safe corridors to evacuate foreigners without at the same time pushing for an end to the war would be appalling,” researcher Hamid Khalafallah said.

“International actors will have less of an impact once this happens out of Country ” in Message to foreign countries: “Do everything you can to leave safely, but don’t leave the Sudanese people behind unprotected”.

USA Agency for International Development said it was trending higher up assistance to people between warring factions.

USAID “deployed a disaster assistance response team in the region to coordinate the humanitarian response for Those in need both inside and outside of Samantha Power, head of the Sudanese agency, said Sunday, repeating the calls for stood up-fire.

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