See Countries that have evacuated their people from Sudan so far
See Countries that have evacuated their people from Sudan so far
Just as the fighting entered its second week, foreign countries started trying to evacuate their diplomats and nationals at the end of last week.
Here is a summary of what has happened so far:
The United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom announced on Sunday that they had evacuated their diplomats from Sudan.
French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that his country's officials carried out the evacuation of the French on Sunday and Monday, evacuating 388 French citizens and diplomats from Sudan.
In the same way, some Dutch people were evacuated from the city of Khartoum in French planes
The German military said that three planes left Sudan for the first time and headed for Jordan with 101 people on board
Italy and Spain evacuate their people - The Spanish embassy consists of citizens of Argentina, Colombia, Ireland, Portugal, Poland, Mexico, Venezuela, and Sudan.
Turkey - a major contributor to Sudan's affairs - packed 640 people into 13 buses to evacuate by road - and another 500 gathered at an evacuation center for foreigners. The Embassy of Turkey includes citizens of Azerbaijan, Japan, China, Mexico, and Yemen
More than 1,000 Europeans have been killed in Sudan, as the head of the EU's relations with countries, Josep Borrell, said on Monday, especially thanking France for the work it did.
More than 150 individuals were rescued from the water and brought to the port of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. The majority of these people were from the Gulf states, Egypt, Pakistan, and Canada.