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Anti-military protesters to march on Sudan's presidential palace

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KHARTOUM - Protesters plan to march across Sudan and on the presidential palace on Tuesday in the latest protest against military rule following last month's coup. Neighbourhood resistance committees called the protests despite an agreement last week that reinstated civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and brought the release of most top politicians detained since the coup. The Oct.

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Tens of thousands protest in anti-military marches in Sudan

Security forces fired tear gas at anti-coup protesters in the Sudanese capital on Tuesday, as tens of thousands marched in the latest demonstrations against a military takeover that took place last month.

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Anti-military protesters to march on Sudan's presidential palace

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Tens of thousands protest in anti-military marches in Sudan

Security forces have fired tear gas at anti-coup protesters in the Sudanese capital in the latest demonstrations against a military takeover that took place last month

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Tens of thousands protest in anti-military marches in Sudan

Security forces have fired tear gas at anti-coup protesters in the Sudanese capital in the latest demonstrations against a military takeover that took place last month

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Tens of thousands march against military rule in Sudan, met with tear gas

KHARTOUM -- Sudanese security forces deployed tear gas on tens of thousands of protesters gathering in central Khartoum on Tuesday to oppose military rule following last month's coup. Read More

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Tens of thousands protest in anti-military marches in Sudan

Author: Associated PressID: 1638287814787547900Tue, 2021-11-30 19:01 CAIRO: Security forces fired tear gas at anti-coup protesters in the Sudanese capital on Tuesday, as tens of thousands marched in the latest demonstrations against a military takeover that took place last month. Protesters took to the streets in Khartoum and other cities around the country to demand that the armed forces stay out of government. Deposed Prime Minister Abdalla…

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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