Sudan suffers mass power outages after RSF drone attacks on five power stations
Drone strikes in Sudan killed over 300 people in October, including a strike on a market in Nyala that killed more than 100 civilians and damaged power stations in Khartoum.
- Drone strikes killed over 300 people in the first three weeks of October.
- The Sudanese army and the RSF militia have been fighting for over three years.
- The Rapid Support Forces launched a coordinated drone attack against five power stations.
- The United Nations has repeatedly warned that attacks on power stations threaten health and services.
- More than 100 civilians were reportedly killed in a drone strike on Tangong Market in Nyala, South Darfur.
- Médecins Sans Frontières confirmed at least four people were killed in the strike on Nyala’s livestock market.
- The Darfur Victims Organization documented 14 civilian deaths.
- The UN stated about 34 million people need assistance in Sudan.
- The RSF attacked a power plant and a substation in Khartoum.
- An attack by drones occurred over a city market.
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