Cleverly: Evacuation of UK nationals from Sudan 'inherently dangerous'

The transcript discusses the initiation of evacuation plans from Khartoum following international calls for a ceasefire. Priority is given to family groups, the sick, and the elderly. Despite a 72-hour ceasefire, the situation remains uncertain and dangerous. Britain is working with global partners to ensure a lasting resolution to the conflict.

What is the primary focus of the initial evacuation efforts in Khartoum?

• To evacuate only foreign nationals

• To prioritize the evacuation of vulnerable groups

• To ensure all citizens leave simultaneously

• To evacuate military personnel first

What significant development has occurred between the factions in Khartoum?

• A 72-hour ceasefire was announced

• A new government was formed

• An increase in military operations

• A permanent peace treaty was signed

What is a major concern regarding the ceasefire in Khartoum?

• The ceasefire is only for military personnel

• The ceasefire is not recognized internationally

• The ceasefire is permanent

• The ceasefire might not last long

How is Britain contributing to the situation in Khartoum?

• By sending military forces to the region

• By collaborating with international partners

• By ignoring the conflict

• By working alone to evacuate its citizens

What is the long-term goal mentioned for the conflict in Khartoum?

• To secure a lasting settlement

• To evacuate all foreign nationals

• To establish a new government

• To increase military presence