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Omdurmán (Arabic: أم درمان, romanized: Umm Durmān) is a
major city in Sudan. It is the
second most
populous city in the country, and thus also in the State...
- The
Battle of
Omdurman was
fought during the Anglo-Egyptian
conquest of
Sudan between a British–Egyptian
expeditionary force commanded by
British Commander-in-Chief...
- palace. The
fighting spread from
Khartoum into its suburbs,
primarily Omdurman where its
bridge on the
White Nile was
largely captured by the RSF forces...
- The
Omdurman Bridge (also
known as the
Redemption Bridge or the Old
White Nile Bridge) is a
steel truss bridge in
Sudan on the road
connecting Khartoum...
- or
simply Al Hilal, is a
Sudanese professional football club
based in
Omdurman that
competes in the
Sudan Premier League. The name Hilāl is the Arabic...
- artillery, and
gunfire were
reported across Sudan. The
cities of
Khartoum and
Omdurman were
divided between the two
warring factions, with al-Burhan relocating...
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district in
Omdurman city,
Khartoum State, Sudan.
Almorada neighborhood is one of the most
prestigious districts in the
Eastern part of
Omdurman city. Almorada...
- from
bombarding Omdurman, but this
resulted in the mine-laying ship
Ismailia being blown up with its own mine. The
final advance on
Omdurman began on 28 August...
- الرياضي) is a
Sudanese professional football club
based in the city of
Omdurman.
Their home
stadium is Al-Merrikh Stadium,
which is
locally known as The...
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Omdurman (Arabic: أم درمان) was a
communist publication issued from
Cairo 1945-1946,
directed towards Sudanese community in Egypt. The
group of Sudanese...
