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Sudan’s security forces attack long-running sit-in

There are reports of gunfire and barricades set ablaze in the capital Khartoum.

Sudan crisis: Security forces ‘move against protesters’

At least 13 people are reported killed in Khartoum, with protest leaders calling a general strike.

Sudan crisis: Security forces move against protesters

Casualties are reported as security forces try to break up a long-running sit-in Khartoum.