‘Three days with no food, no water’: British businessman trying to escape Sudan describes horror ‘I saw a lot of people get shot and dying in front of my eyes’ The Independent UK · Apr 27, 2023
Sudan – live: Evacuation flights ‘potentially impossible’ when ceasefire ends, UK warns Foreign secretary James Cleverly urges British nationals still in Sudan to make their way to the extraction point The Independent UK · Apr 27, 2023
Move now, James Cleverly warns Britons trying to flee Sudan conflict The military is racing to rescue citizens amid fears the fighting will resume once the 72-hour pause expires on Thursday night Evening Standard · Apr 27, 2023
Diplomat Says 15 Syrians Killed Amid Clashes in Sudan Fifteen Syrians were killed as a result of running clashes in Sudan, Sham FM, a radio and TV station, cited the chargé d’affaires of the Syrian Embassy in Sudan as saying on Wednesday. No injuries were reported among Syrian expats, said the diplomat, adding that all members of the diplomatic… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 27, 2023
Five Saudis, More than 190 Foreigners Evacuated From Sudan Arrive in Jeddah Five Saudi nationals and 198 citizens from ten different countries arrived in Jeddah on Wednesday following their evacuation from Sudan. Among those evacuated from Sudan under directives from Saudi Arabia were nationals from Russia, the United Kingdom, China, the United States of America, Uzbekistan, Yemen, Singapore, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Pakistan.… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 27, 2023
EAM Jaishankar discusses Sudan situation with U.K. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly External Affairs Minister S, Jaishankar speaks to UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and discussed the evolving situation in Sudan The Hindu · Apr 27, 2023
Why the US evacuation from Sudan left Americans behind The effort to get private citizens out of Sudan by countries around the globe continues, by military airlift, ship and over land The Independent UK · Apr 27, 2023
Sudan’s Descent Into Chaos What Washington and Its Arab partners must do to stop the shootout. Foreign Affairs · Apr 27, 2023
More than 100 Australians in Sudan during conflict: PM Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says officials were providing consular support to more than 100 citizens caught up in conflict in Sudan. The New Daily · Apr 27, 2023
Morning Digest | India brings back 360 citizens from conflict-torn Sudan; Right to marry is not absolute, laws regulate marriage, govt. tells SC, and more The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day The Hindu · Apr 27, 2023
No guarantee on UK evacuation flights once Sudan ceasefire ends – Cleverly The military is racing to rescue citizens amid fears the fighting will resume once the 72-hour pause expires on Thursday night. The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023
UK airlifts 536 people from Sudan but no guarantee on flights after truce ends More than 2,000 British nationals in Sudan have registered for Foreign Office evacuation plans. The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023
UK accused of delaying Germany’s evacuation from Sudan – report British forces allegedly landed in Sudan without permission from its army, leading to a temporary blockade of the airfield, the BBC reported. The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023
Sudanese rush to borders to evacuate amid ongoing chaos In tonight's edition: There is hope for Nigerians who have been stuck in limbo amid Sudan's fighting. Dozens of buses are sent to take nationals to Egypt. Also, the death toll from Kenya's starvation cult rises to 95. The pastor who encouraged his followers to fast to find salvation is… France 24 · Apr 26, 2023
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 UK brings more than 500 people to safety from Sudan with more flights to come More than 2,000 British nationals in Sudan have registered for Foreign Office evacuation plans.
Daily Mirror · Apr 26, 2023 Relief for families as first mercy flight from Sudan touches down in UK Some 250 Britons arrived at London Stansted Airport having flown from the capital Khartoum via Larnaca in Cyprus, including one dad pictured boarding holding his two girls’ hands
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 British businessman trying to escape Sudan describes hiding in basements Ibrahim Ali Ibrahim owns a security firm in Birmingham.
Evening Standard · Apr 26, 2023 British nationals evacuated from Sudan reunited with relatives at Stansted Family members and friends were waiting anxiously in the arrivals lounge and car park for the flight to arrive
The Guardian - UK · Apr 26, 2023 ‘Like a Bond movie’: Britons describe perilous journeys to escape Sudan More than 300 British nationals have fled bombing and shelling to reach a rescue flight out of Khartoum
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 Sudan evacuations can continue ‘even if ceasefire breaks’ Around 70 NHS doctors could be stranded in the wartorn country because they hold UK visas rather than British passports
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 Britons among thousands queuing for days without food and water amid chaos at Egypt-Sudan border An NHS doctor with her children describes scenes of chaos as thousands of desperate people wait to cross border in the heat with little food or water
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 World powers pull their citizens as violence roils Sudan World powers evacuated more people from Sudan on Wednesday in complex international operations prompted by an eruption of fighting that has sent thousands of foreigners and many more Sudanese people fleeing for safety
The Guardian - UK · Apr 26, 2023 The Guardian view on Sudan’s ceasefire: the fear is what may follow As civilians flee the warring generals, those left behind face a grim future
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2023 Father told children ‘it was like hide-and-seek’ amid gunfight near Sudan home Munzir Salman was with his three children when Sudanese soldiers were ambushed by Rapid Support Forces officers outside his Khartoum block of flats.
Reuters · Apr 26, 2023 British-Sudanese woman 'takes matters into her own hands' to flee Sudan Caught up in a conflict that flared during what was meant to be a brief trip to Khartoum, British-Sudanese author Rozan Ahmed spent days calling the UK embassy for advice until she finally took matters into her own hands and boarded a bus for Egypt.