continued…….. Independent investigations by Reuters and the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory have previously verified Ethiopia's role in enabling RSF operations. A Reuters investigation revealed an RSF training camp on Ethiopian soil. In addition, satellite imagery analyzed by the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory revealed an Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) base used to assist the RSF. The record volume of flights coincides with accusations that Ethiopia is trying to plunge Sudan into darkness. Over the past week, the RSF has systematically attacked Sudan's power grid, with drone strikes fired from Ethiopia targeting at least 10 power stations, triggering widespread power outages. In addition, Sudan claims that there were 70 attacks launched from Ethiopian territory, including 187 one-way attack drones that killed or wounded 484 civilians and killed 176 Sudanese soldiers. In response to the escalation of Ethiopian cross-border aggression, the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs formally submitted evidence to the UN Security Council, presenting technical flight data, satellite images and drone footage detailing Ethiopia's direct complicity. The spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, said that the attacks constitute violations of international humanitarian law.

continued…….. Independent investigations by Reuters and the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory have previously verified Ethiopia's role in enabling RSF operations. A Reuters investigation revealed an RSF training camp on Ethiopian soil. In addition, satellite imagery analyzed by the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory revealed an Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) base used to assist the RSF. The record volume of flights coincides with accusations that Ethiopia is trying to plunge Sudan into darkness. Over the past week, the RSF has systematically attacked Sudan's power grid, with drone strikes fired from Ethiopia targeting at least 10 power stations, triggering widespread power outages. In addition, Sudan claims that there were 70 attacks launched from Ethiopian territory, including 187 one-way attack drones that killed or wounded 484 civilians and killed 176 Sudanese soldiers. In response to the escalation of Ethiopian cross-border aggression, the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs formally submitted evidence to the UN Security Council, presenting technical flight data, satellite images and drone footage detailing Ethiopia's direct complicity. The spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, said that the attacks constitute violations of international humanitarian law.