Paramilitary RSF drones have attacked the Sudanese capital Khartoum for the second day running, following what appeared to be the group's largest coordinated aerial assault in months on Wednesday.
The RSF-led Tasis Coalition has said it targeted military and logistical sites, but residents report strikes on an oil refinery, power stations, and a fuel depot — with at least two people killed and six wounded in Wednesday's barrage.
The Sudanese army says its air defences shot down more than fifteen drones over Khartoum alone.
Naba Mohie reports from Sudan.
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Naba Mohie in Sudan says civilian life in al-Ubaid has ground to a halt, with schools, hospitals, and markets all under threat from relentless drone attacks.
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