Sudan’s ruling military has sacked six ambassadors and security forces have tightened their crackdown on pro-democracy protesters.
The decision, announced late on Wednesday included Sudan’s ambassadors to the United States, the European Union, China, Qatar, France and the head of the country’s mission to the Swiss city of Geneva.
The ambassadors were sacked following their rejection of the military takeover, this is coming as international pressure against Monday’s coup grows, and demands also mounting for the army to walk back the takeover that derailed Sudan’s fragile…
