Drone attacks raises shares in a new stage of bloody civil war

The palace fighters seem to have opened a new stage in the Civil War of Sudan in a movement described by some experts as “shock and fear.”

A few weeks after the army, Khartoum’s withdrawal, his falling rapid support forces (RSF), launched a number of unprecedented Drone holidays in the eastern port.

Caused by attacks Strong strength gets worseAlso the townspeople facing water shortages.

“It is a power project within this region, which we have not seen in this region,” Alan Boswell, African Specialist horn for the African International Crisis Group.

“I think this raises the shares a little,” he said.

A barrier of attacks on the expiration of warfare and humanitarian centers, the signals that can continue the struggle and fighting for significant territorial losses of RSF.

And demonstrated the growth of the advanced Drone War in Africa.

Drones played a growing role in the conflict entering the third year.

The war began as a power struggle between the Sudan’s Armed Forces (Pure) and RSF and other Sudanese armed groups and foreign supporters, for the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Suitable air vehicles (UAV) helped progress from the army earlier this year. And RSF, especially from Central Sudan, especially Khartum, increased their use because it is directed to the traditional castle of the country.

Those in recent months have dropped step-staged critical civil infrastructure in the areas governed by the army. On Tuesday, in Omburman, located in the Nile River in Khartoum, continued with attacks on three power plants. The loss caused a widespread power outage in the capital region.

However, so far RSF’s port Sudan was aimed at demonstrating power to emphasize government officials, diplomas and the long war of humanitarian organizations.

“RSF is trying to show that there is no need to launch the water in the port to be affected there,” says Sudanese political scientist Khair.

The group is trying to achieve a “narrative turn” from the victory on the sight of the crowd.

“Sudan says Armed Forces: ‘You can pull back Khartoum, but you will never be able to handle it.

The Palace Group has not directly applied to the port of the port. On the contrary, this targeted the Armed Forces targeting the Armed Forces and the Armed Forces in the west of the Armed Forces and west of the crimes of the SAV forces targeting the Armed Forces and the Armed Forces.

Both sides were accused of war crimes, but RSF was called on the allegations of massape and genocide.

The change in its tactics can be triggered by the necessity of the battlefield, but it is possible due to technological development.

RSF, previously known as suicide or bragging drones, known as small UAVs, to go to targets and exercising coordinated attacks as small IAVs.

This method seems to be placed in the port of the Port, the Commander of the Red Sea Military Zone Mahjoub Bushra, 11 Kamikaze Drone on a military air winner, which explains a hearth of 11 Kamikaze Drone.

He said the army hit them, but was a tactical distraction to redirect the attention from a strategic drone that successfully hit the base.

It is not clear to make Drone. However, the Satellite Images and Reuters News Agency reported by Yale researchers demonstrated an advanced UHA at the South Darfur.

Defense intelligence company Janes most likely most likely most likely the most well-thought-out Chinese CH-95S, most likely capable of long distance strikes.

Jane’s African and Middle East Analyst Jane’nin, the remains of small Kamikaze drones are a different version of the previously used images that the previously used RSF said they could be better because they are shapes.

A regional observer was able to violate RSF’s Safron anti-technology with signal jamers attached to drones, but this was not yet proven.

South Darfur Airport in Nyala, which is the probable capital and military base of rapid support forces, has been bombed by pure that destroys a plane in the beginning of this month.

Some experts see the bombing as at least partially revenge of the port of Sudan.

The squeaking Drone Warfare has re-launched the role of foreign actors in Sudan’s civil conflict.

“This is a war of technology,” says Justin Lynch, a management director in the concepts of conflict analysts and research organization.

“Therefore, foreign supporters are so important, because it is not like the fact that RSF is as their own.”

The army, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which supplied waving waves with stones and reduced diplomatic relations with Abu Dhabi due to attacks.

UAE strongly rejected the charges. UN experts rejected US politicians and international organizations to RSF.

But Mr. Lynch says the evidence is extremely.

The UAE state department said that the UAE, which resulted in “near confidence” in the end of last year, the UAE facilitated weapons to RSFs, which is followed by the UN arms embargo.

He said he would be surprising if he did not help the drones used in the water attacks in the port of Emiratis.

He also identified Iranians in their similarities to the purity of the weapons, and he helped to identify documents to the Washington post that detects the sale of drones and warheads to the army by a Turkish defense firm.

Iran has not responded to allegations. Turkish officials rejected the participation.

The growing use of drones by both sides can redefine the war, but is the ability to hit the strategic goals of RSF’s flush positions hundreds of kilometers.

As soon as the daily attacks of Port Sudan’s daily attacks, the parachelararies are trying to violate the country’s sole international airport, a power plant, several fuel depotes and air frameworks and the army’s supply lines.

The city is also a main entrance port for relief, and the UN warned that this “large escalation” can further complicate the assistance operations in the country and cause large-scale civil losses.

“It was not only such a shocking and fearful campaign, but also Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia, others comply with the whole war and closes the cavity between RSF and the army.

“RSF is widely considered as a non-state actor” and normally, “says,” the government, which is a little rebel, which is a little rebel, and it turns it into the old islands. “

Development has launched comparisons with the long-term drone war between Russia and Ukraine.

“These weapons have more accuracy, you do not need more management, and they are more suitable than developed planes,” Mr. Binnie said.

“This is part of a wider trend of technological dissemination that you can see that high-level opportunities in the civil war in Saharan Africa are used in Africa.”

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry has called on the attacks of the attacks and calls on the security of regional security and navigation in the Red Sea, and called on international actors to get an effective measure against the regional sponsor of Militia.

Mr Lynch believes that an agreement between the UAE and the Sudanese army will end the war.

“This war is always developing,” says, “But you will see that there will be years and decades in the absence of a serious diplomatic activity to stop it.”