Foreigners flee as violence erupts in Sudan's power struggle.

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Fighting between rival generals in Sudan has led to the evacuation of foreigners by several countries, while locals remain trapped in the crossfire or risk their lives trying to flee. The conflict has left dozens of hospitals damaged or destroyed, violating international humanitarian law. The international community has called for an immediate end to the violence, which has killed over 420 people and injured over 3,700 others. The US is monitoring the situation and has been in contact with the rival sides to try to get them to lay down their arms and return to civilian authority.
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