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🇸🇩 Sudan’s drone war is reaching deeper into the country. Multiple suicide drones reportedly launched by the RSF struck Al-Damazin in Blue Nile State overnight, causing significant damage well away from many of the war’s main front lines. That is becoming one of the defining features of this conflict:... show more

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