Sudan's Conflict Leaves Khartoum a Ghost Town with Rising Death Toll.
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The conflict in Sudan continues to escalate with failed ceasefires and civilians fleeing, leading to Khartoum being described as a "ghost town". Meanwhile, a Ukrainian church accused of having links to Russia is facing trouble, and the Indian cricket league is set to expand globally.
- “Khartoum is growing emptier by the day. People are describing it as a ghost town”—conflict continues in Sudan The Economist
- Sudan: Death Toll Tops 420 as Fear Grows Fighting Between Rival Generals Could Lead to Proxy War Democracy Now!
- As Fighting in Sudan Continues, Options Narrow for Those Trapped in the Conflict The Wall Street Journal
- Sudan turmoil: There will be no winners in the generals' war Middle East Eye
- Opinion | The Violence in Sudan Is Partly Our Fault The New York Times
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