WHO: Attacks on healthcare facilities in Sudan are a flagrant violation of international law
The Egyptian President: It is necessary for any external party to refrain from interfering in the Sudanese crisis
ICRC's first international shipment of humanitarian aid is en route to Port Sudan - "8 tonnes of humanitarian cargo which includes surgical material to support Sudanese hospitals and volunteers from the Sudan Red Crescent Society."
Spokesman for the political process in Sudan: We are against war and with one professional and national army that distances itself from politics
The Turkish C-130 military transport plane was hit by the Rapid Support Forces militias (RSF) as it was preparing to land at Wadi Sidna Air Base in Khartoum
Clashes around the radio and television building, Al-Wadi Street, and the Saleha area in Omdurman
Blinken: We hope to receive information regarding the extension of the ceasefire in Sudan in the coming hours, and we are working hard to extend the ceasefire
Violent clashes in Omdurman between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces
British Foreign Secretary: We are doing everything we can to seek a cease-fire in Sudan
Sudanese Army: Our forces have taken control of most of the states, but the situation is complicated in some parts of Khartoum
Army Air Force launched raids on Rapid Support sites in the vicinity of the General Command
Clashes renewed in the city of El Geneina this morning in the Majlis neighborhood and the southern areas of the city, after an attack by Militia groups driving motorcycles and armed vehicles
Power outages across Sudan have destroyed cold chain storage facilities for lifesaving vaccines, as well as the national stock of insulin and several antibiotics, putting millions of children at risk of disease and further health complications:
Sudanese army: We have monitored heavy movements of rapid support convoys heading from Kordofan and Darfur to Khartoum
Sudanese army: Rapid Support Forces continue indiscriminate artillery shelling of the command perimeter
Sudan’s police says paramilitary RSF broke into 5 prisons and released detainees between April 21-24 - statement
Sudan’s police says paramilitary RSF broke into Kober prison which caused the death and injury of a “number” of prison officials, and released “all who were held there”
Sudanese Ministry of Interior: A force from the Rapid Support Forces stormed Kober prison, causing the killing of employees of the prison administration
Reuters, according to Sudanese sources: Former President Omar Al-Bashir was transferred to a military hospital before the start of the clashes
The Land Ports Authority in Egypt: the arrival of about 10 thousand people of different nationalities coming from Sudan to Egypt within 5 days
US looking at options to resume diplomatic presence in the country, potentially in Port Sudan, Blinken says
Kenyan Foreign Secretary @DrAlfredMutua on US visit points finger at Russia and "our friends in the Middle East" for backing either of Sudan's warring generals. "We are asking external forces to leave Sudan alone."
A UK foreign minister - @AndrewmitchMP - says he understands that a French special forces soldier is "gravely ill" after a French team that was evacuating diplomats and others was shot at as they left the gates of France's embassy in Sudan's capital, Khartoum
Clashes around the headquarters of the support forces east of Khartoum
The Sudanese army targets the Rapid Support Centers in Kafouri, the center of Khartoum North, and Al-Maouna Road
The Sudanese army is trying to remove the Rapid Support Forces from residential neighborhoods
Violent clashes in the city of El Geneina, West Darfur state
Relative calm in Khartoum punctuated by an exchange of fire
The Dutch military have evacuated a number of civilians from Sudan. These include Dutch and other nationals. The operation was conducted with a RNLAF C-130H; Dutch marines kept order on the ground, according to the MoD in The Hague. It said the C-130 was returning to Jordan
Luftwaffe has now evacuated 214 German citizens and other passengers from Khartoum, via two A400M, flying from Sudan to Jordan, where Bundeswehr also maintains further military personnel to support more ops, if the cease fire breaks down. Overall three A400M are involved so far
