Sudan Says It Shot Down ‘Hostile’ Drone Launched From Ethiopia
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Sudan says it shot down ‘hostile’ drone launched from Ethiopia
Sudan's Defense Ministry said its forces shot down a 'hostile' drone that was launched from Ethiopian territory and entered Blue Nile state near Kurmuk.
Tensions rise as SAF claims to down Ethiopian drone
General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s forces shot down an Ethiopian-operated drone on Sunday near Kurmuk in the Blue Nile region, the Sudanese Armed Forces said. The aircraft was intercepted southeast of Dandro after crossing from Ethiopian territory, according to a military statement. Officials described it as a drone deployed in support of a rebel militia fighting Sudanese junta-administration forces. Sudanese sources said it was the third such dro…
Sudan says it downed ‘hostile’ drone near Ethiopian border - Radio Tamazuj
Sudan’s Defence Ministry said on Sunday that its forces had shot down a “hostile” drone flying over Blue Nile state near the town of Kurmuk, and accused Ethiopia of being the source of the aircraft. In a statement published on Facebook, the ministry said the unmanned aerial vehicle had entered Sudanese airspace from across the southeastern border. There was no immediate response from Ethiopian authorities to the accusation. The reported intercep…
The Sudanese army, which announced the shooting down of a drone that entered from Ethiopia and targeted Blue Nile territory, amid renewed fighting in Kauda south of Kordofan. The Sudanese army, Sunday, said that its air defences had dropped a strategic march in Blue Nile State, explaining that it had crossed the border from the direction of Ethiopia. [...]
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