Authorities in Khartoum state issued a two-week deadline on Thursday for foreign nationals to leave the state, which has been experiencing near-daily clashes since the outbreak of war
Suspicion towards foreigners has increased following the involvement of individuals from Ethiopia, South Sudan, Chad, Mali, and Niger in fighting alongside the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) against the army, particularly in sniping and artillery shelling.
Social media pages aligned with the army frequently share videos of foreigners apprehended during clashes with the RSF.
Colonel Nizar Khalil, Director of the Foreigners and Immigration Control Department in Khartoum State in Khartoum state gave all foreigners “15 days to leave Khartoum state to safeguard their lives during the war period.”
He indicated that the decision was made based on the directives of the Khartoum State Security Coordination Committee.
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