According to a reliable sources inside sudan, the Minister of Defense, Awad Mohamed Ahmed Ibn Auf, confirmed the coup Thursday afternoon, explaining that a two-year military council will oversee the transition of power from Bashir to a new, democratically-elected leader. A three-month state of emergency has been declared by the military, including a mandatory curfew from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Much like his own rise to power, the military's coup against Bashir is so far bloodless, with no credible reports of deaths linked to the ouster. Ibn Auf confirmed that Bashir is now being "kept at a safe place." According to military officials, much of Sudan's executive government will be dissolved, including Sudan's constitution, as the provisional military council takes power. The judiciary, public prosecution, embassies, and diplomatic entities will continue to function as normal, Ibn Auf confirmed. This news featured in several international and media houses. Follow the links below. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/sudan-president-ousted-in-military-coup https://www.voanews.com/a/s-sudan-frets-over-whether-sudan-coup-could-derail-fragile-peace-deal/4871724.html https://www.reuters.com/article/us-southsudan-sudan/south-sudan-frets-over-whether-sudan-coup-will-derail-fragile-peace-idUSKCN1RN29U?rpc=401&