Military Plane Crash in Residential Area Kills at Least 46 in Sudan
The crash of a military aircraft in a residential area of Sudan’s capital killed at least 46 people, regional officials said on Wednesday, adding to the devastation of a city already wrecked by nearly three years of civil war.
A senior UN aid official has called on the Security Council to ensure better protection for civilians in Sudan together with unhindered humanitarian access, as the brutal war between rival militaries ...
In reaction to the amendments to the 2019 Constitutional Charter last week, approved by the de facto government in Port Sudan ...
Analysts say SAF retaking the city will turn the tide of the war, and may signal the beginning of the end of a brutal ...
An estimated 500,000 displaced civilians live in the Zamzam camp, where famine conditions were confirmed by international ...
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Death toll from Sudan's military plane crash hits 46The death toll from a military plane crash on Tuesday north of the Sudanese capital Khartoum has risen to 46, local authorities said Wednesday."The number of victims due to the plane crash, which took ...
ALBAWABA - Loud blasts were heard in the Sudanese capital Khartoum as clashes and fighting continue between the Sudanese army ...
The US aid freeze is forcing mutual aid groups fighting famine in Sudan to halt their lifesaving work just as volunteers also ...
Sudanese officials say the death toll from a military plane crash in the city of Omdurman has increased to at least 46 people, including women and children ...
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and allies have signed a charter that paved the way for the establishment of a ...
Sudanese officials say the death toll from a military plane crash in the city of Omdurman has increased to at least 46 people ...
Sudan’s envoy, Al-Harith Idriss al-Harith Mohamed, criticized Kenya for allowing the signing of the RSF’s charter in its ...
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