Fighting continues in Sudan

Conflict in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese Armed Forces continues despite a 72-hour truce. Fighting has left at least 413 people dead

Kobar Bridge: Damaged by artillery fire

Kafouri: Upmarket residential district under fire

Republican Palace

Sudanese Armed Forces HQ

International Airport closed

Nine aircraft destroyed

White Nile

Blue Nile

Al Saha Hospital: RSF fighters occupy hospital. 13 hospitals forced to shut

Khartoum Teaching Hospital: Reports that oxygen supply is depleted

KHARTOUM

2km  1.25 miles
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LIBYA 
CHAD
EGYPT
Camp Lemonnier: U.S. Navy base in Djibouti 
SUDAN
Khartoum
Omdurman 
El Obeid
DARFUR 
C.A.R.
SOUTH SUDAN
ERITREA 
DJIBOUTI

400km 250 miles

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Djibouti: U.S. moves troops to Camp Lemonnier to evacuate Embassy staff. South Korea, Spain to send military aircraft

Apr 20, refugees: UN reports 600,000 refugees in Sudan

Army chief: Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan receives calls to join 72-hour truce from U.S., Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and Egypt.
Ceasefire marks Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr

Apr 21: RSF leader, Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, agrees to Eid holiday ceasefire

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Sources: Aviation24, Al Jazeera, Reuters, Reliefweb
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