The old military guard wants back in.
Sudanese leaders and politicians have been arrested in a series of dawn raids in what is widely suspected to be a military coup.
Unidentified armed men barged into the homes of 'political and government leaders' on Monday following weeks of tension between the army and civilian authorities.
The Sudanese Professionals Association, a group of trade unions that was central to the 2019 revolution that overthrew the country's military leaders, described the arrests as a 'coup' and urged people to launch a campaign of 'civil disobedience'.
Unidentified armed men barged into the homes of 'political and government leaders' on Monday following weeks of tension between the army and civilian authorities.
The Sudanese Professionals Association, a group of trade unions that was central to the 2019 revolution that overthrew the country's military leaders, described the arrests as a 'coup' and urged people to launch a campaign of 'civil disobedience'.
