Which nations in Europe have already retreated their citizens from Sudan? Despite the fact that Sudan has already entered a 72-hour truce d...
Which nations in Europe have already retreated their citizens from Sudan?
Despite the fact that Sudan has already entered a 72-hour truce deal, countries will still be evacuating their citizens as of today, Tuesday.
Here is what we currently know:
Josep Borrell, the head of the EU's foreign affairs, announced on Monday that more than a thousand EU citizens had been evacuated.
400 passengers from various nations have been flown by France to Djibouti.
The Netherlands claimed to have dispatched two aircraft to fly their residents to Jordan.
In a military operation on Sunday, Italy evacuated close to 200 individuals, freeing all citizens who "asked to leave" in addition to other individuals and Vatican officials.
Three flights had already departed, according to Germany, and a fourth carrying 400 passengers was on its way.
According to Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania, their population were evacuated with assistance from other nations. There are about 65 residents of these nations waiting to be evacuated.
On a Sunday flight from Sudan to Djibouti, a Spanish military aircraft carried 100 people, 30 of them were Spanish nationals and the remainder were from Latin American nations.