Three Sudanese civilians are killed as fighting rages between the regular army and paramilitaries in Khartoum and other cities - doctors' union
Deepening tensions
Earlier, Sudan's head of state and army chief General Abdel Fattah al Burhan had indicated that the military is prepared to take any step to solve the ongoing standoff. That dispute has delayed the signing of a final agreement with political parties and the formation of a civilian government.
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