Sudan Crisis: How Countries Are Evacuating Diplomats And Nationals From Conflict Zone. In Pics

India has joined a growing list of countries that have started evacuating their diplomats and citizens from Sudan's capital as fierce fighting continues to rage in Khartoum.

A power struggle between the army and a powerful paramilitary force has led to violence across Sudan for more than a week

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday India had launched Operation Kaveri to rescue its citizens stranded in war-torn Sudan. Jaishankar said India's ships and aircraft are set to bring the Indians back home. (Source: @DrSJaishankar/Twitter)

US special forces have evacuated almost all the diplomatic staff and people from Sudan. They used helicopters for the operation. So far, over 100 US troops have left the country in three MH-47 helicopters. (Source: Getty)

Belgian Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib said her government participated in evacuation operations in collaboration with France and the Netherlands to evacuate European nationals 'as quickly as possible'. (Source: Getty)

Canada has suspended all diplomatic operations in Sudan and said the officials will work from safe places outside the conflict region. (Source: Getty)

France has evacuated some Indians along with citizens of 27 other countries as part of its evacuation mission from violence-hit Sudan. The French embassy in New Delhi said on Monday that 388 people from 28 countries, including India, were evacuated. (Source: AFP)

A German air force plane evacuated 101 people from Sudan on Monday. Aljazeera cited sources as saying that Germany has evacuated over 313 persons from the conflict zone. (Source: Getty)

Italy said it was planning to evacuate over 140 Italians from Sudan along with around 60 individuals from other nations. (Source: Getty)

Jordan had sent four military planes to evacuate about 260 nationals. Earlier, on Saturday, the country said was in the process of evacuating people from Port Sudan. (Source: AFP)

Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry has said it evacuated about 91 Saudi citizens from Port Sudan to Jeddah. Over 66 nationals from several other 'friendly and brotherly countries' were also evacuated in the operation. (Source: @modgovksa, Twitter)

The Swedish government said it will send a unit of up to 400 armed soldiers to evacuate people from Sudan. The deployment will also help evacuate other foreign nationals from Sudan. (Source: Getty)

Evacuation of Turkish nationals being carried out in Sudan. (Source: getty)

Spain’s government said it evacuated around 100 people from war-hit Sudan. The evacuees also include 70 nationals from Europe and Latin America. (Source: Getty)

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said all British diplomats have been evacuated from Sudan. Sunak also urged both fighting sides 'to lay down their arms and implement an immediate humanitarian ceasefire'. (Source: Getty)