Iran Press/ Iran News: Bloody clashes in Sudan began on Saturday, April 15, between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) under the command of General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo known as Hemedti, and the Sudanese Army under the command of al-Burhan in various cities of Sudan, including Khartoum, the capital of the country, and temporary ceasefires of several hours were established. But the clashes resumed again, as a result of which many people were killed and injured.
Nasser Kanaani Chafi said today (Saturday) about the process of departure and transfer of Iranian nationals from Sudan: "From the beginning of the unrest in Sudan, Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs seriously put the issue of removing 65 Iranian nationals living in the country on the agenda, and after making the necessary arrangements, the safe transfer of the Iranian nationals from Khartoum and then their departure and dispatch to the port of Jeddah has been done."
The public relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran announced earlier, following the unrest in Sudan, the coordination for the departure of Iranian nationals from Sudan and announced that since the beginning of the crisis, the necessary coordination for the departure of Iranian nationals residing in this country has been done in the appropriate way.
Coinciding the recent unrest in Sudan and the clashes between the "RSF" forces and the army of this country, Kanaani Chafi announced the concern of the Islamic Republic of Iran about what is happening in Sudan and expressed hope that the opposition groups in Sudan with self-restraint and resorting to dialogue, put an end to internal disputes and overcome the current worrying situation with dialogue and peace.
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