The Sudanese army accuses the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of targeting power stations with drones, leading to widespread disruptions.

Airstrikes in Sudan have resulted in casualties, including military officials and their security teams.

The Sudanese army accuses the RSF of using drones to target electricity stations, leading to widespread power outages.

Pro-Sudanese government forces have sustained casualties in battles against the RSF, including the death of a Brigadier General.

A spokesperson for the UAE-backed RSF was killed along with his security team following an airstrike by the Sudanese Air Force.

Sudan claims to have shot down a drone that crossed the border from Ethiopia, and accuses Ethiopia of seeking to interfere in Sudanese affairs.

Rising operational costs and a decline in bus numbers are exacerbating a transport crisis in Sudan, making travel unaffordable for many.

Clashes between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese government forces have resulted in the deaths of military officials on both sides.

Reports highlight the killing of pro-Sudanese government forces and RSF spokespersons, indicating ongoing intense fighting and significant casualties on both sides.

There are reports of Sudanese forces downing drones from Ethiopia and capturing TPLF/TDF members, suggesting cross-border conflict and Ethiopian involvement.

The conflict and rising costs are severely impacting transportation in Sudan, making travel unaffordable for many citizens.

Drone attacks have targeted fuel stations in Sudan's Northern State and Kassala, with an airstrike also reported to have killed civilians.