10/26/2025–|Last update: 26/4/202504:26 AM (Mecca time)
The Al-Jazeera correspondent reported that the rapid support forces had bombed last night, Friday, with the base of the Air Force Morsin Wadi Sidna and the seat of the military college in Omdurman.
A Sudanese military source told the island for a few hours before, that the rapid support forces bombed the heavy artillery seat of the general army command of the Sudanese army in the center of Khartoum from its areas in Omdurman, which led to the climbing of the smoke columns inside the headquarters.
These attacks are involved in the military headquarters in Khartoum, about a month after the army expelled rapid support activists from the capital.
Sudan Doctors Network said on Friday that 11 people had been killed and 22 injured in the bombing of the fast support forces, a camp inappropriate in the city of Abarbara, the Nile, in northern Sudan.
Offensive steps bombing a base #Wadi_sna And the headquarters of the northern military college #OmDurman pic.twitter.com/c8zdhkyofn
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Local Sudanese sources also told Al -jazeera that the plane had attacked sites in the city of Atbara, which had led to the power failure.
In recent months, attacks on the plane have worked on service facilities in cities outside the scope of the conflict, such as Atbara, Marwa, Al -Qadarf and Snnar, north and eastern Sudan.
The rapid support forces have recently been submitted to major military losses, including their defeat in Khartoum and before that in the state of Al-Jazeera, knowing that they control most of the vast region of Darfur.