Sweden evacuates embassy staff from Sudan

Shebnem Ayyubova
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Sweden said on Monday that all its embassy staff in Khartoum, their families and an unspecified number of other Swedes had been evacuated to nearby Djibouti.

Report informs via Reuters that Sweden said military planes and personnel would continue to help in the evacuation of foreign nationals as long as the security situation allowed.

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