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Sunday, 31 October 2021 (YJC)_ Sudan gave the British ambassador 21 days to leave Khartoum and return home.
Current Sudanese officials today (Sunday) gave Giles Livere, the British ambassador to Khartoum, 21 days to leave the country.
According to the Al-Mashhad Al-Sudani website, Liver had previously said that Britain strongly condemned the recent actions of the Sudanese army.
A Sudanese military official announced last Thursday that the commander of the Sudanese armed forces had fired at least six ambassadors, including ambassadors to the United States, the European Union and France, for condemning the Sudanese military coup.
The Associated Press reports that six Sudanese diplomats were expelled for supporting Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdouk following a military coup in the country.
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