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Drones are making Sudan’s war even deadlier for civilians

Drones are making Sudan’s war even deadlier for civilians

  • In recent weeks, the RSF has carried out drone attacks on Khartoum International Airport and other areas
  • Analysts say foreign-supplied advanced drone technology enables the warring parties to expand strikes on densely populated areas
By AP ·
No drones detected in Finnish airspace, after drone alert

No drones detected in Finnish airspace, after drone alert

By AFP ·
Sindh police to set up aerial surveillance unit using drones, digital monitoring

Sindh police to set up aerial surveillance unit using drones, digital monitoring

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Czech police arrest 3 over arson at drone warehouse supplying Ukraine

Czech police arrest 3 over arson at drone warehouse supplying Ukraine

By AP ·
Four killed in Ukraine as Moscow and Kyiv exchange drone strikes

Four killed in Ukraine as Moscow and Kyiv exchange drone strikes

By AFP ·
Germany to order strike drones worth $638 million

Germany to order strike drones worth $638 million

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia ‘not far’ from approving drone cargo deliveries: transport minister

Saudi Arabia ‘not far’ from approving drone cargo deliveries: transport minister

By Abdullah Al-Ruqi - Al-EQTISADIAH  ·
India has told Pakistan to control ‘drone intrusions,’ Indian army chief says

India has told Pakistan to control ‘drone intrusions,’ Indian army chief says

By Reuters ·
Update Outages in Sudan after major drone attack hits power plant

Outages in Sudan after major drone attack hits power plant

By AFP ·
Russian drone strike kills 12-year-old boy in Ukraine as peace talks kept under wraps

Russian drone strike kills 12-year-old boy in Ukraine as peace talks kept under wraps

By AP ·
Russia downs two drones headed for Moscow, two major airports halt flights

Russia downs two drones headed for Moscow, two major airports halt flights

By Reuters ·
Police ground drone drug flights from Morocco to Spain

Police ground drone drug flights from Morocco to Spain

By AFP ·
Drone scare halts traffic at Sweden’s second-biggest airport

Drone scare halts traffic at Sweden’s second-biggest airport

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