Sudan paramilitaries escalate attacks on key city
Summary
Port Sudan, which used to be a safe city where people could escape from civil war in Sudan, has experienced drone attacks for three days straight. These attacks were supposedly carried out by a paramilitary force, and have targeted the airport, army base, a major hotel, and a fuel depot.Key Facts
- Port Sudan has been under attack by drones for three consecutive days.
- These drone attacks have targeted the city's airport, army base, a fuel depot, and a major hotel.
- The city, which used to be a safe haven for people fleeing the civil war, is now under threat.
- The African Union describes these attacks as a serious escalation in the Sudanese civil war, posing a threat to civilians and the stability of the region.
- The paramilitary group believed to be responsible for these attacks has been using drones more frequently to regain its lost territories.
- These drone attacks marked a sharp turn for Port Sudan which was considered safe from bombardment.
- The ongoing conflict between the army and the paramilitary force have caused displacement and loss of life, resulting in a serious humanitarian crisis.
- Both the army and the paramilitary force have been accused of committing war crimes.
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