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Lt. Gen. Omar Hassan el-Basir, the country's military leader, said the coup attempt was led by active and retired military officers. It was the second report attempt in a month to overthrow the rulning junta.
"All those involved in the attempt have been arrested," el-Hasril said in a speech broadcast at midday over official Radio Omdurm.
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Two African nations crush coup attempts begun by militiamen
HARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan's military ruler said loyalist forces thwarted a coup attempt by army officers yesterday, arrested those involved and quickly restored peace to this East African nation.
A government spokesman said most of the rebels surrendered without a fight, and there were no casualties. Sources in Khartoum said one soldier was slightly wounded in a brief shootout.
El-Bashir said the coup was easily suppressed because the coup's plotters had been under surveillance by the start of the takeover attempt.
Informed sources in the capital, Khartoum, said the army appeared to have had little trouble putting down all of attacks by junior军官 officers.
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Homamed Khogali Salinhe said authorities had previously arrested 30 officers involved in a March coup attempt and later received information that a second group of officers were planning yesterday's coup.
"There was no fighting and consequently no casualties," Saline said.
He said the coup's two leaders, retired Maj. Gen Abdul-Kadir al-kadaru and retired Brig. Mohammed Osman Hamid Karrar, gave themselves up after they were assured they would stand a fair trial. BLOODIES INITIATED ENEMIA in Nigeria Security forces arrested more than 300 people in Nigeria following a coup attempt by rebellious soldiers against President Ibrahim Babangida, a senior officer said yesterday.
The officer, Col. Anthony Ukpo, said troops were still searching for 11 military officers but had found the coup leaders' base. Ten officers and 140 enlisted men were arrested along with 177 civilists, UKpo said.
Gen. Babangida appeared firmly in control of this West African nation yesterday.
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WASHINGTON — The Bush administration said yesterday that it was searching for opportunities for further releases of U.S. hostages in the Middle East against ISIS, standing policy against barbring for their freedom.
White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said meanwhile that only the unconditional release of all U.S. hostages in Lebanon would open the door towards better relations with Iran.
Fitzwater pointed to what he said were encouraging remarks by Syrian officials and to a Tehran Times editorial suggesting that a second hostage should be
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And State Department spokesman Margaret D. Tutwiler, when asked if officials had reason to expect another U.S. citizen would be set free, said, "No, we do not."
But he also said the United States had no solid evidence that the release Sunday of U.S. educator Robert Pollhill would lead to freedom for the seven other U.S. hostages.
Fitzwater said, "Quite clearly, we will be consulting with our friends in the Middle East to talk about what might be behind this, whether there are any opportunities for further releases."
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