EU's ambassador to Sudan attacked in his home as fighting continues

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Stalls are abandoned in a street market in the south of Khartoum as fighting continues Source: Getty / AFP

The clashes have so far left at least 97 civilians dead, with predictions the true figure is much higher. United Nations estimates put the number of injured civilians and fighters at 1800.

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Published 18 April 2023 1:17pm

By Sam Dover

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The clashes have so far left at least 97 civilians dead, with predictions the true figure is much higher. United Nations estimates put the number of injured civilians and fighters at 1800.

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EU's ambassador to Sudan attacked in his home as fighting continues

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The clashes have so far left at least 97 civilians dead, with predictions the true figure is much higher. United Nations estimates put the number of injured civilians and fighters at 1800.

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The clashes have so far left at least 97 civilians dead, with predictions the true figure is much higher. United Nations estimates put the number of injured civilians and fighters at 1800.

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