Military members of the government, especially Hemedti, are likely responsible for the violence.
Protesters rejected the report as an attempt to shield the military council from responsibility
Understanding the long history of the relationship between Sudan’s military, paramilitary groups and opposition parties
The lack of clarity around the future of the country's leadership highlights military infighting
The deal also provides for the release of political prisoners arrested since the start of the coup
Many hospitals were attacked and ambulances prevented from transporting the injured
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
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