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Sudan civil war

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Video: RSF drone hits Tendelti power station as army repels Blue Nile assault and intercepts Khartoum drones

RSF drone hits Tendelti power station as army repels Blue Nile assault and intercepts Khartoum drones

Oct 20, 2026

The segment details recent escalation in Sudan's drone warfare between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF). It reports an RSF drone striking a power station in Tendelti (misstated as Pul Nile/Blue Nile), an army repulsion of RSF and allied forces under Joseph Tuka in the Sali area of Blue Nile with 15 vehicles seized and five destroyed (with video evidence cited), and army air defenses intercepting RSF drones targeting Khartoum International Airport and infrastructure. Civilian toll highlighted includes three children killed in a strike on a house in Buri/Imtidad Nasir neighborhood. The report ends with UN warnings on service disruption, civilian deaths and rising food prices exacerbating the crisis. Sourcing relies on unnamed government, army, and medical sources plus a published army video; no on-camera guests or independent experts; throughline emphasizes growing civilian and infrastructure threat from proliferating drone use across Sudan.

Source: Al Jazeera English

Video: Guardian report examines UAE arms flows to Sudan RSF and UK ties

Guardian report examines UAE arms flows to Sudan RSF and UK ties

Jul 1, 2026

The segment investigates weapons smuggling routes into Sudan’s civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since 2023. It details a reported UAE airbridge using cargo planes to Chad for onward smuggling to the RSF, gold flows to Dubai, and advanced weaponry appearing on battlefields. The broadcast highlights the UK’s role as UN Security Council penholder and former colonial power, accusing it of favoring economic relations with the UAE—including arms export approvals—over confronting alleged RSF support. It references the April 2025 Zam Zam camp attack, subsequent El Fasher violence, internal UK documents on limited atrocity prevention, and recovered UK-origin equipment at RSF sites.

Source: Guardian News