The U.S. has evacuated close to 100 officials from Sudan amid the ongoing conflict. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from AP, thehill, and FoxNews:
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The Biden Administration temporarily closed the U.S. Embassy and said it will not aid the remaining 16,000 U.S. nationals in Sudan with evacuation.. The World Health Organization reported 413 deaths so far, including one American that didn’t work for the embassy. U.S. Africa Command and Gen. Mark Milley were in contact with both the RSF and Sudanese military, who voiced commitments to diplomatic missions regarding the evacuation of foreign officials.
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