Sudan Rejects U.S. Marines and Washington Evacuate Non Essential
Staff  Khartoum — Sudanese government declined a demand by the
U.S. administration to deploy Marines's security team to protect
its embassy in Khartoum, as Washington ordered non-essential
staff to leave.  Sudanese protesters try to break into the US
embassy in Khartoum during a protest against an amateur film
mocking Islam on September 14, 2012. (Getty)  Following a
violent protest in Friday over an anti Islam film Washington
demanded the Sudanese government to allow a special force to
protect its diplomatic mission in Khartoum. The demand came
after the death of two Sudanese protesters outside it embassy
where thousands gathered on Friday.  US Defence Secretary Leon
Panetta told Foreign Policy magazine that the Pentagon has to be
ready to deal with situations where the protests against the
American embassies in the host countries "get out of control".
Also another official said that the Pentagon was discussing
whether to send a platoon of 50