Sudan gov’t accuses Ethiopia of backing RSF drone attacks, analysts question UN complaint
Sudan accuses Ethiopia of allowing RSF to launch drone attacks from its territory, filing UN and AU complaints.
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Sudan accuses Ethiopia of allowing RSF to launch drone attacks from its territory, filing UN and AU complaints.
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Drone attacks on Sudan's energy infrastructure have expanded to include targets in the eastern part of the country, including in the state of Kassala.
Military intelligence in Sudan's Northern State foiled an attempt to smuggle 11.5 sacks of Bango, a type of narcotic, into the state capital, Denqela.
Drone attacks on a power plant in Abu Hamed, Sudan, threaten to plunge the region into darkness, with the state's governor blaming internal collaborators for feeding militia coordinates.
Sudan's top military commander, Yaser Al-Atta, assured that the armed forces are committed to safeguarding citizens and combating external threats.