Sudan has accused Ethiopia of allowing 162 drone strikes to be launched from its territory, killing more than 400 civilians and 102 military personnel during the country's ongoing civil war. In a briefing held on October 28 in Khartoum, Sudanese military and intelligence officials said that UAVs operating from bases in Assusa, Bahir Dar and areas near the Sudan border targeted cities, military posts and civilian infrastructure, destroying schools, hospitals, health centers and fuel facilities. Officials also accused the United Arab Emirates of facilitating the attacks in support of the paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF). Sudan presented UAV fragments, satellite images and flight tracking data as evidence, and warned that the operations threaten regional stability.

Sudan has accused Ethiopia of allowing 162 drone strikes to be launched from its territory, killing more than 400 civilians and 102 military personnel during the country's ongoing civil war. In a briefing held on October 28 in Khartoum, Sudanese military and intelligence officials said that UAVs operating from bases in Assusa, Bahir Dar and areas near the Sudan border targeted cities, military posts and civilian infrastructure, destroying schools, hospitals, health centers and fuel facilities. Officials also accused the United Arab Emirates of facilitating the attacks in support of the paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF). Sudan presented UAV fragments, satellite images and flight tracking data as evidence, and warned that the operations threaten regional stability.