Huge protests were carried out in Sudanese capital Khartoum and other cities of Sudan amid reports of Sudanese military advancing in Al Fashaga farms along Sudan-Ethiopia border. Today was the 2nd anniversary of protest movement that led to overthrow of long time ruler Omar al Bashir in 2019. Transitional government led by Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok, comprising civilians and military, replaced Omar al Bashir who is behind the bars now. But Sudanese people are not happy with the performance of Transitional. People protested over inflation, unemployment and poor living conditions.
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