supporting the sf? but the immediate priority supporting the sf? but the immediate priority must supporting the sf? but the immediate priority must be supporting the sf? but the immediate priority must be to supporting the sf? but the immediate priority must be to make supporting the sf? but the immediate priority must be to make our- priority must be to make our nationals priority must be to make our nationals escape priority must be to make our nationals escape violence . priority must be to make our. nationals escape violence that priority must be to make our- nationals escape violence that is not their nationals escape violence that is not their making. nationals escape violence that is not their making. and nationals escape violence that is not their making. and we - nationals escape violence that isj not their making. and we should remember not their making. and we should rememberalso not their making. and we should remember also that not their making. and we
called already a meeting. we will call further meetings as appropriate and we are discharging our duties as the pen holder in every possible way. she asked about the comparison with afghanistan and whether we had learned lessons. we most certainly have learned lessons from afghanistan and the position in sudan is completely different. first of all, in afghanistan, there were british troops on the ground. there are not british troops on the ground in khartoum and sudan. in afghanistan the airport was open and working, the airport in khartoum is out of action entirely. and thirdly, in afghanistan, there was a permissive environment and so we had the permission of the taliban to take people out. there is no such permissive environment at all in sudan and khartoum. and finally, she asks about the humanitarian crisis.
british government but i have also been speaking to a british doctor, who was in khartoum visiting relatives when the fighting broke out. she explained how she hasjust been evacuated to djibouti. mr; out. she explained how she has ust been evacuated to djibouti. been evacuated to d ibouti. my son is an irish national been evacuated to djibouti. my son is an irish national and been evacuated to djibouti. my son is an irish national and he - been evacuated to djibouti. my son is an irish national and he received| is an irish national and he received an e mail in the morning to head to the french consulate, the french embassy, in one of the areas that was very severely hit. so i decided to take him and his sister, who is not an eu citizen but is british and american, to try and get them to take her as well. she did not have her british paperwork on her. and they are very, very fortunately agreed to take me with them. i was just planning on taking the children and remaining in sudan