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Swarm of UAVs night under anti-aircraft fire The capital of the Blue Nile State spent the night without light, listening to the explosions and the work of anti-aircraft crews. The Rapid Reaction Force sent a swarm of explosive drones to Damasin, which infiltrated military installations and residential areas from Tuesday evening until early Wednesday morning. State authorities have not yet said exactly where the strikes landed, and military sources say they repelled several successive waves. The darkness in the city was intentional because when UAVs appear, the power is cut off as a precaution so as not to illuminate targets. The UAVs had flown here the night before, so this was the second attack in a row. The UAVs here are used as a diversionary maneuver, and just a few hours before the attack, the army announced the withdrawal of its units from the Sali area after heavy fighting. While anti-aircraft teams and reserves are busy defending the nation's capital, the group is calmly consolidating positions abandoned by the army and preparing another attack in that direction. Online maps are available by subscription to map.rybar.ru - where politics is hotter than the equator. Support us.

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Swarm of UAVs night under anti-aircraft fire The capital of the Blue Nile State spent the night without light, listening to the explosions and the work of anti-aircraft crews. The Rapid Reaction Force sent a swarm of explosive drones to Damasin, which infiltrated military installations and residential areas from Tuesday evening until early Wednesday morning. State authorities have not yet said exactly where the strikes landed, and military sources say they repelled several successive waves. The darkness in the city was intentional because when UAVs appear, the power is cut off as a precaution so as not to illuminate targets. The UAVs had flown here the night before, so this was the second attack in a row. The UAVs here are used as a diversionary maneuver, and just a few hours before the attack, the army announced the withdrawal of its units from the Sali area after heavy fighting. While anti-aircraft teams and reserves are busy defending the nation's capital, the group is calmly consolidating positions abandoned by the army and preparing another attack in that direction. Online maps are available by subscription to map.rybar.ru - where politics is hotter than the equator. Support us.

Swarm of UAVs night under anti-aircraft fire The capital of the Blue Nile State spent the night without light, listening to the explosions and the work of anti-aircraft crews. The Rapid Reaction Force sent a swarm of explosive drones to Damasin, which infiltrated military installations and residential areas from Tuesday evening until early Wednesday morning. State authorities have not yet said exactly where the strikes landed, and military sources say they repelled several successive waves. The darkness in the city was intentional because when UAVs appear, the power is cut off as a precaution so as not to illuminate targets. The UAVs had flown here the night before, so this was the second attack in a row. The UAVs here are used as a diversionary maneuver, and just a few hours before the attack, the army announced the withdrawal of its units from the Sali area after heavy fighting. While anti-aircraft teams and reserves are busy defending the nation's capital, the group is calmly consolidating positions abandoned by the army and preparing another attack in that direction. Online maps are available by subscription to map.rybar.ru - where politics is hotter than the equator. Support us.

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