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Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Drone Strikes on Power Stations, Civilian Sites

Sudan reiterates allegations that Ethiopia is involved in drone strikes targeting civilian infrastructure, including power stations and fuel depots, claiming drones were launched from Ethiopian territory, specifically Bahir Dar Airport. The claim is unverified and part of an ongoing pattern of mutual accusations between the two countries. This escalation could further destabilize the Horn of Africa and complicate regional security dynamics.

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AllAfrica1 day agoSD, ETengCredibility 20%View source

Score Breakdown

Mosaic Score6.1

Model confidence0.1

Significance0.8

Source credibility0.2

Intelligence Tags

#drone strikes #civilian infrastructure #cross-border #Horn of Africa #accusation

Locations

Bahir Dar Airport

Entities

EthiopiacountrySudancountry

Source

Part of 2 situations

activeConflictGeopolitics9h ago

Sudan — 24 developments

↓ de-escalating·13 signals·SD, ET, FRScore 5.4

activeConflictGeopolitics1d ago

Sudan: RSF Drone Campaign Targets Critical Infrastructure; Ethiopia Accused

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have intensified a drone campaign, confirmed to have targeted at least seven power stations across five Sudanese states over eight days, including facilities in Managil and Omdurman, causing widespread outages. Sudan's Foreign Ministry claims Ethiopia is permitting these drone attacks from its territory, specifically Bahir Dar Airport, an accusation that remains unverified. The UN and France have condemned the attacks, citing civilian casualties and humanitarian concerns.

↑ escalating·↓6 signals·SD, ET, FRScore 5.2