Military members of the government, especially Hemedti, are likely responsible for the violence.
Sudan's Sovereign Council announced that direct talks would be postponed until February.
"I’m still praying that time will be fair to us and that everything we’ve done won’t be in vain."
Protesters rejected the report as an attempt to shield the military council from responsibility
A number of government ministers and political leaders remain detained in an undisclosed location
Along with several Cabinet members, at least 320 Freedom and Change Coalition members were arrested
Hamdok tweeted that he is safe and that the failed attempt would not halt Sudan's transition.
The Sudanese public prosecutor accused the group of planning to conduct attacks in the capital city.
One civilian, a 15-year-old boy, was shot in the jaw during the attempted mutiny.
The violence began just after 5 am when Rapid Support Forces and riot police attacked the sit-in
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