Three hundred metres behind military headquarters, war was no longer something happening elsewhere. I was in one of Khartoum’s fiercest combat zones, with aircraft bombing overhead and fires spreading across the city. This is my firsthand account of living through it—the events I witnessed, the decisions that shaped daily survival, and...
Three hundred metres behind military headquarters, war was no longer something happening elsewhere. I was in one of Khartoum’s fiercest combat zones, with aircraft bombing overhead and fires spreading across the city. This is my firsthand account of living through it—the events I witnessed, the decisions that shaped daily survival, and encounters involving intelligence and diplomatic security services. Told in a dedicated series, it is a personal account from inside an active war zone, where every decision carried consequences and the next hours were anything but certain.
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