(Adnkronos) – For the fourth consecutive day, Khartoum International Airport, the Sudanese capital’s airport, has been targeted by a drone attack, amidst a wave of attacks by the Rapid Support Forces against the facility, which last Wednesday had announced the resumption of domestic flights for the first time in two years. Airport sources told Sudan Tribune that the attack was repelled, and witnesses confirmed hearing explosions in the area due to air defense activity.
Sudan, Khartoum airport targeted by drones for fourth day
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