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ah, america evanston, thanks for joining me. we begin in sudan where at least 3 civilians have been killed and dozens of others injured. amid an eruption of clashes between the army and a powerful paramilitary group that you signed were recently and talks to merge. as part of sudan transition to civilian rule, the paramilitary group r s f says it sees the presidential palace and har toombs international airport. bunt sedans, military chief rejects this claim. world leader is, are appealing to both sides to stop the violence, pdf hurting unless you nice. newscast interrupted by sounds of gunfire and hollow had ya on the streets to revel militaries, led by 2 rival generals squared off skirmishes between today and the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. fighter jets scrambled civilians were urged to shelter in place. 18 months ago, students to most powerful generals joined their forces to seize power in a qu, removing sedan, civilian prime minister of the handle, the former leader to the airwaves, urging a ceasefire bes