Countries that have so far withdrawn citizens from Sudan At the end of last week, as the violence reached its second week, international na...

 Countries that have so far withdrawn citizens from Sudan

At the end of last week, as the violence reached its second week, international nations began attempting to evacuate their embassies and citizens.

Here is a rundown of what has taken place thus far:

On Sunday, the governments of the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom declared that they had withdrawn their diplomats from Sudan.

The evacuation of 388 French nationals and diplomats from Sudan was carried out by French officials on Sunday and Monday, according to French President Emmanuel Macron.

Similar to how several Dutch people were flown out of Khartoum by French aircraft

According to the German military, three aircraft carrying 101 passengers took off from Sudan for the first time.

Spain and Italy have evacuated their citizens. People from Argentina, Colombia, Ireland, Portugal, Poland, Mexico, Venezuela, and Sudan are represented at the Spanish embassy.

640 individuals were crammed into 13 vehicles by Turkey, a significant donor to Sudan's affairs, and another 500 congregated at a foreigners-only evacuation camp. The Azerbaijani, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, and Yemeni nationals represented in the Turkish Embassy

According to Josep Borrell, the head of the EU's relations with nations, more than 1,000 Europeans have died in Sudan. Borrell specifically thanked France for its efforts.

More than 150 persons were transported by boat to Jeddah port in Saudi Arabia, the most of whom were from Gulf nations, Egypt, Pakistan, and Canada.