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JUST IN: For the third day in a row, UAE-backed Rapid Support Force has launched heavy attacks on Port Sudan, resulted total blackout. Military bases, power stations and civilian areas have been hit, causing serious damage.

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SIKANDAR1 year ago

The UAE leadership deserves to be torn down — they've become a cancer in the region. And as for the RSF, it's sickening how far they'll go to butcher their own people just to serve the vile, blood-soaked interests of those tyrants in the UAE.

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Faizaan Unscripted1 year ago

Read this.. #Sudan

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Islamic Relief USA1 year ago

Thousands injured in Lebanon, death toll rising. Send Humanitarian aid now with IRUSA

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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡1 year ago

UAE denies involvement

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Kwach Weldon1 year ago

UAE needs to be taught a few lessons

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𝘼𝙇𝙑𝘼𝘿𝙔1 year ago

It’s Ukraine that gave them drones

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Bilal Muhammad.1 year ago

Camels

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