RSF Drones Strike Power Stations in Al-Dabbah and Abu Hamad
Drones operated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia struck the Al-Dabbah and Abu Hamad power stations in northern Sudan on Sunday, putting both facilities out of service.
Government sources in Abu Hamad locality told Sudan Tribune that a drone targeted the Abu Hamad transformer station in River Nile State. The attack also hit an old thermal power station that is no longer operational but previously supplied electricity to the town. The strikes caused power outages in Abu Hamad and surrounding villages.
In Northern State, local sources told Sudan Tribune that a drone struck the transformer station in Al-Dabbah locality, putting it out of service and cutting electricity to the town and its villages.
The attacks also targeted military facilities in the town, as well as fuel stations in Al-Multaga area, about 25 kilometres south-east of Al-Dabbah. A woman was killed near one of the fuel stations that came under attack.
Sudan Tribune noted that RSF drones had struck 14 power stations over a two-week period across the states of Red Sea, Al-Gadharef, River Nile, Northern, Khartoum, Al-Gezira, Sennar, White Nile and South Kordofan.