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250 d ago · wsj.com Politics

The strikes exposed Iran’s weakness penetration by Israeli intelligence and vulnerability by air

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Shelling began again a few hours later probably hitting similar streets grocery stores falafel stands street musicians a couple dozen miles away

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

This was not merely the sound of artillery but the sound of nihilism anarchy lives disrupted businesses ruined universities closed futures curtailed

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

The team pulled corpses from a well handkerchiefs covering faces to block the smell

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com

Street vendors were frying falafel in large iron skillets then scooping balls into paper cones

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com

One night someone brought out folding chairs for a street concert music flowed through crackly speakers

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Neighbors clustered alongside murmuring they had suspected bodies might be down there

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Sometimes clusters of washing machines furniture were found that thieves had not had time to take

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

They had heard screams at night during the two years of occupation by the RSF and guessed what was happening

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Economy

In the mornings streets on the outskirts of Khartoum that had recently been battlegrounds were driven down swerving to avoid remnants of furniture chunks of concrete potholes bits of metal

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Sometimes a response shells or gunfire came from the other side

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Each loud noise meant a child had been wounded a grandmother killed a house destroyed

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Two more explosions were heard

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Culture

Grocery stores were selling powdered milk imported chocolate bags of rice a few steps away

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Attacks were heard from Omdurman on several consecutive evenings in March

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

Rapid Support Forces sometimes took revenge on civilians before surrendering control of Khartoum

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250 d ago · theatlantic.com Politics

One explosion was heard from an apartment that would have been home to a middle-class Sudanese family

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250 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

States are tiered into three categories OK better best

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250 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Communal ties have been frayed between the Jewish and Muslim communities

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250 d ago · nytimes.com

Pulling back funding for research can have deleterious impacts

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