Almost all Russians were taken from the “hot spots” of the capital of Sudan to the embassy

Almost all Russians who were in the war zone in the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, were evacuated to the Russian embassy in Sudan, informed “RIA Novosti” head of the diplomatic mission Andrey Chernovol.

According to the diplomat, at the time of the outbreak of hostilities, the Russians were people in about six or seven “hot spots”. They managed to get everyone out, except for a Russian woman with a child in the building of the Nubian Metropolis.

“This is the last point where, apart from the embassy, ​​our citizens find themselves in a dangerous situation. Everyone who was in the combat zone was taken to the embassy,” Chernovol said. With those who are in relatively safe places away from the lines of contact, diplomats keep in touch. Everyone was advised not to go outside.

In Sudan, on April 15, full-scale battles began between the armed forces and the so-called Operational Support Forces (RSF, numbering more than 40,000 people, armed with armored personnel carriers and artillery), a group created on the basis of Arab militias. The parties are in conflict over disputes over the integration of forces into the ranks of the army. By counting Ministry of Health, more than 600 people have died since the beginning of the conflict. WHO counted more than 3.5 thousand victims.