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Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdock has resigned following weeks of protests in Khartoum. Thousands of Sudanese have taken to the streets in protest of a military coup last October. Opposition groups chanted slogans calling for a return to power and a return to normalcy. But two protesters were killed on Sunday in a military operation. The decision to oust Prime Minister Hamdock, who returned to power six weeks after he was ousted in a coup, puts the Sudanese government under full military control. In a televised address to the nation, Prime Minister Hamdock said "the country's very existence is at stake." He said he had done everything in his power to keep Sudan in a "dangerous situation", but "despite all the efforts, no agreement has been reached" and "I have decided to hand over my prime ministerial job to someone who can transfer Sudan to a civilian administration." French news agency AFP reports quoting medical
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