BBC: Sudan failed coup: Government blames pro-Bashir elements
Sudan says that "forces of darkness" linked to the ousted President Omar al-Bashir were behind Tuesday's failed coup attempt.
"Remnants from the previous regime" were "intent on aborting the civilian democratic transition", said Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok in a separate message.
He described it as an "orchestrated coup attempt".
Bashir, who had been in power for three decades, was toppled two years ago.
The current administration - involving the military, civilian representatives and protest groups - was then established as part of a power-sharing agreement.
Reuters news agency quotes the Sudanese military as saying 21 officers and a number of soldiers had been detained in connection with the failed putsch, and are continuing to search for the rest of the culprits.
More News On Sudanese Authorities Saying Coup Attempt Failed
Sudanese officials say coup attempt failed, army in control -- AP
Sudan state media report 'failed' coup attempt -- France 24
Sudanese government official says failed coup plotters were from Bashir regime -- CNN
Sudan coup attempt has failed, government says -- The Guardian Sudan’s PM says coup plotters were military, non-military -- Al Jazeera
Sudan says thwarted coup attempt linked to Bashir regime -- Middle East Eye
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