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Five civilians were killed in a drone strike by the Rapid Support Forces in the Greater Khartoum area, marking the second such attack this week. The increase in drone attacks in Sudan has raised significant concerns about escalating violence in the capital.
Mine clearance teams in Khartoum are actively working to uncover buried explosives following the armed conflict between the army and Rapid Support Forces. Despite regaining control of the city, landmines remain a significant threat to civilian lives.
As the autumn season begins in Sudan, fears of epidemics and landmines are rising. Reports indicate that the capital, Khartoum, is surrounded by seven landmine fields, increasing the risk of environmental and health disasters.
A powerful explosion shook the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, on Friday night, sparking panic among residents. The blast occurred in the Al-Barari area near the army's general command and Khartoum Airport, with conflicting reports about its nature.
A powerful explosion was heard in Sudan's capital Khartoum, controlled by the armed forces, causing panic among residents. Eyewitnesses confirmed the blast was audible in several areas, including downtown and Omdurman.
In a significant humanitarian effort, Saudi Arabia has distributed <strong>2,800 bags of flour</strong> in Khartoum, Sudan, to support the Sudanese people during difficult times. This initiative comes as Sudan faces increasing food crises due to ongoing political and economic challenges.