There’s is this region in the MENA region that has been totally forgotten about. It has always been forgotten because it was not a stable region, to begin with. But since that events have evolved in a drastic world, we seized the opportunity to write about it for all those who nothing about it.
Sudanese anti-coup protesters were planning mass demonstrations Saturday against a military takeover that has derailed the country’s transition to civilian rule and triggered deadly clashes.
The power grab has sparked a chorus of international condemnation, with the US and the United Nations urging Sudan’s military leaders to show restraint. General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan — Sudan’s de facto leader since the 2019 ouster of veteran autocrat Omar al-Bashir after huge youth-led protests — led Monday’s takeover.
He has dissolved the country’s civilian-led government, ordered the detention of a number of top civilian officials, and declared a nationwide state of emergency.
At least eight protesters have been killed and some 170 wounded in clashes with security forces, who have fired tear gas, live rounds, and rubber-tipped bullets, according to medics.
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