You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday the 16th of April.

The military in Sudan tell civilians to stay indoors as heavy fighting erupts between rival army

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After being subjected to decades of strong man rule, the people of Sudan are once again at the

mercy of their nation's military. A power struggle between the ruler Abdul Fata Al-Burhan and his

number two, Muhammad Hamdan Dagaloh-Himeti, has erupted into open conflict.

The capital Khartoum was rocked by air strikes and artillery exchanges as Hamedi's paramilitary

force, the RSF, fought the army. The RSF claimed to have taken the presidential palace and airport.

Imam is a British Sudanese doctor who was waiting at the airport to catch a flight.

After checking my luggage, getting my boarding card and everything just went and looked out the

window and I saw the rapid support forces. They had broken the metal fence and tens of vehicles

just driving into Khartoum airport runway. That's when we heard the gunfire and very shortly after

that. The earth was shaking. In the airport, the situation was chaotic. There were children crying.

Soon different vehicles were coming. These were probably the Sudan army. Gunfire was very close.

It was incestant and the mortars were just hitting.

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