RSF drone strikes hit five Sudan power stations, cutting eastern grid
RSF drones hit five power stations in army-held Al-Jazira, Gedaref and White Nile states, causing mass outages as residents fear spoiled medicine and food.

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Sudan's Rapid Support Forces launched coordinated drone strikes on five power stations in three army-controlled states, a government official said. The attacks caused mass power outages across Al-Jazira, Gedaref and White Nile, disrupting insulin storage, irrigation and food supplies as the UN warns such strikes threaten health services.
RSF drone strikes hit five Sudan power stations, cutting eastern grid ↗RSF drones hit five power stations in army-held Al-Jazira, Gedaref and White Nile states, causing mass outages as residents fear spoiled medicine and food.
UN says Taiz has been cut off for 20 days, affecting over 800,000 people, as water costs triple and hospitals face acute shortages.
Nearly two dozen countries met in Geneva to discuss a ceasefire and civilian protection as Sudan's war enters its fourth year, with 34 million people needing aid.