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Drone Strikes Hit Sudan Cities as Army Chief Defies Pressure for Ceasefire

  • Drone strikes hit a fuel depot near Wad Madani and two sites in Nyala, according to witnesses cited by AFP.
  • The strike near Wad Madani caused a fire at the Umm Alaila fuel depot, which supplies several states in central Sudan.
  • Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan rejected pressure for a ceasefire after the United States denied him a visa to attend the United Nations General Assembly.
  • Burhan said Sudan would continue fighting the Rapid Support Forces, while Khartoum argued that a three-month truce could allow the group to regroup.
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A new round of airstrikes has been carried out in Sudan, as international pressure intensifies for a ceasefire in the war that has raged since 2023. Two cities in Sudan were targeted by air strikes on Sunday, witnesses told AFP, despite growing pressure to declare a ceasefire between the regular army and paramilitaries in a war that has raged since April 2023. Burhan vows to continue fighting The previous day, the head of the Sudanese armed forc…

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Two explosions rocked the city of Nyala and a drone struck a large oil storage facility near Wad Madani, Sudan, despite pressure to declare a ceasefire. The post Sudan: Two cities targeted in bombings, despite calls for a ceasefire appeared first on in.gr.

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Air strikes hit two cities in Sudan on Sunday. Explosions were reported in Nyala, while a drone struck an oil facility near Wad Madani. The strikes came amid growing pressure for a ceasefire in the war between the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which has been raging since April 2023. Two […] The article Sudan: Air strikes in Nyala and Wad Madani was originally published on AlphaTV.

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The New Arab broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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