State of panic growing in Sudan's wartime capital amid drone strikes

Monday, 5 May 2025

State of panic growing in Sudan's wartime capital amid drone strikes

Dark clouds of smoke have been rising over Sudan's wartime capital Port Sudan for two consecutive days.

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News video: Sudan Port Blast: Critical Airport and Fuel Depots Hit by RSF Drones; Third Attack in 3 Days | VIDEO

Sudan Port Blast: Critical Airport and Fuel Depots Hit by RSF Drones; Third Attack in 3 Days | VIDEO 03:45

Port Sudan has come under fire for the third consecutive day as Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a devastating drone assault, striking the city's only operational civilian airport and a key fuel depot. Massive explosions and fires have erupted, grounding all flights and disrupting aid operations...

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