Chaos erupts in Sudan as deadly clashes leave at least three dead and dozens injured, warns Sudan Doctors’ Committee. The British embassy urges UK citizens to stay indoors amid soaring violence.
Sudan in Crisis: Deadly Fighting Rocks Capital
Violence has spiralled out of control in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum. The Rapid Support Force (RSF) militia and the army accuse each other of launching attacks on their bases. The unrest has thrown the city into turmoil, disrupting daily life and international travel.
RSF Claims Control of Airport and Presidential Palace
The RSF says fighter jets bombed their positions near Khartoum. They also claim to have seized the city’s airport and taken full control of the Republican Palace—home to Sudan’s presidency. Officials have yet to confirm these dramatic developments.
Travel Chaos as Flights Grounded
- Commercial flights diverted or cancelled over safety fears
- UK embassy warns British nationals to keep indoors amid escalating violence
The situation remains highly unstable, with no end to the fighting in sight.
