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Sudan paramilitary attacks leave key city without power
Anamika Mishra,
Sub Editor
Anamika Mishra,
Sub Editor
Drone attacks have struck a key power"The scene is apocalyptic," journalist Cristina Karrer told BBC's Newsday. "There’s a huge cloud and fire spreading across the city. I just heard two more loud bangs."
station in Port Sudan, plunging the city into a total blackout, according to Sudan's national electricity provider. The strikes are part of a third consecutive day of attacks by a paramilitary group targeting the strategic Red Sea city.
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Massive explosions and fires were reported near Port Sudan's main international airport, which was also hit by drones. Flights have been suspended, and a nearby hotel close to the current presidential palace was also struck, according to local reports.
Port Sudan has become a critical stronghold amid the ongoing conflict, and these escalating attacks mark a significant escalation in violence.
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