19 killed in Sudan military plane crash
19 killed in Sudan military plane crash after aircraft's takeoff
The Antonov aircraft crashed Tuesday while taking off from the Wadi Sayidna air base north of Omdurman, the military said in a statement. Omdurman is the sister city of the capital, Khartoum. The military said that armed forces personnel and civilians were killed in the crash,
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