Drones caused Port Sudan to the rsf of the Target Key City

Drone strikes hit a large power plant in Sudan Port Sudan, “Full Power Cut”, said the country’s electricity provider was hit by the “full power outage”.

Explosions and giant fires targeted the key city for the third day, such as a force in the city’s main international airport.

After hitting a hotel near the Drous International Airport and the existing Presidential Palace, flights were canceled.

“I look like a great cloud and fire, everything around the city, and now they were like two more high bangs. This looks pretty apocalyptic,” he said.

Thousands of thousands of people who flee from two-year civil war, thousands of people may seem like a thick black smoke in the dawn.

On Tuesday, Sudan’s electric company assessed the damage evaluation of damage to the substation violating the supply of water, health and other services, he said.

One port targeted the civil part of the airport and hit the main army base in the city center, witnesses told AFP news agency.

A third Drone was reportedly transferred from the “Fuel Warehouse near the Southern Port”, UN officials, diplomas, assistance agencies and the Sudanese Army in the capital Khartoum.

According to the witness, a large hotel near the residence of the head of the head of the army also attacked the attack.

Mariam Atta, a nutritionist in a children’s hospital in Port Sudan, told the moment he heard the attacks for the first time.

“We woke up and horrified by the noise of the explosions. We had not witnessed an attack before, but we saw the smoke and saw the fire – he was too.”

When asked if he was afraid of attacks, he said, when he asked:

“Yes, we are afraid and are more likely to happen again. The fear is standing. These attacks will continue as long as the intention of envy the port of water and vital areas.”

After drone blows, The UN has temporarily stopped help flights Port Sudan, but regular aid operations continue, Farhan Haq, UN spokesman MP.

“None of our office, our buildings or warehouses have been affected and continue to carry out our regular operations,” Mr said.

On Tuesday, Sudanese government spokesman Khalid al-Aiser said that the soldiers’ will remain unshakable, “the will of the Sudanese will remain unshakable.

The servicemen blamed the Threshing Speed ​​Support Forces (RSF) for Drone attacks, which began on Sunday. RSF has yet commented on the attacks.

In a commentThe African Union warned that “a dangerous escalation” and “a dangerous threat to the lives of civilians” in the port of Sudan and the “direct threat to the lives of civilians”.

Before the attacks on Sunday, the port prevents water bombing and was taken as one of the safest places of the nation fleeing the war.

The Palace Group has increased drones to return lost areas, including the Khartoum with the army with the army in March.

The army and RSF caused two years of death, killing thousands of people, and millions of houses and created the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Both the army and RSF are accused of war crimes.

Additional Report by Gladys Kigo