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Northeastern State Refutes Claims of UAE Radar Installation in Bosaso for Sudan and Yemen Strikes

Northeastern State Denies UAE Installed Radar Systems in Bosaso BOSASO, Somalia – The vibrant yet often turbulent city of Bosaso, known for its strategic importance along the Somali coast, is once again at the heart of controversy. Allegations have surfaced, claiming that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has clandestinely installed radar systems here with the intent of launching strikes on faraway lands like Sudan and Yemen. However, Northeastern State's Minister of Information, Mohamud Aideed Dirir, has dismissed these…

Sudan Severs Relations with UAE Following RSF’s Port Attack

In an unexpected twist of geopolitical dynamics, Sudan publicly announced on Tuesday that it is severing diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates. The accusation? The Gulf state stands with the paramilitary forces that recently orchestrated a drone strike in the heart of Port Sudan. Sudan's Security and Defense Council wasted no time labeling the UAE an "aggressor state." In a stern communication, they accused the emirate of backing the notorious Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Why does this claim strike a chord…

Sudanese Paramilitaries Initiate Unprecedented Assault

Drone Attack in Port Sudan: A New Chapter in Sudan’s Conflict On a seemingly tranquil Sunday, the calm of Port Sudan was abruptly shattered. The bustling coastal city, nestled by the Red Sea, once a government refuge amid a prolonged conflict, bore witness to an unexpected assault. The paramilitary group known as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a meticulous drone attack aimed at a military airbase and adjacent civilian sites. Remarkably, no casualties were reported from this audacious strike. “In times of…

South Sudan Restarts Oil Shipments via Sudan Following Pipeline Repairs

In the complex landscape of Sudan's conflicts, a significant development has emerged: the resumption of pipeline operations that were halted due to a rupture caused by ongoing hostilities between the Sudanese Army (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This interruption occurred in April of last year, during a period marked by immense upheaval that displaced millions and plunged many into famine. It’s a stark reminder of the interplay between conflict and the basic needs of local populations. A recent letter…

RSF Launches First Drone Strike on Port Sudan, Army Reports

Sudan's Ongoing Conflict: A Closer Look In a significant escalation of its ongoing conflict, Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) recently launched a drone strike on a military airbase and nearby facilities, specifically targeting the eastern port city of Port Sudan. This development marks the RSF's first move into this region, a fact highlighted by a spokesperson for the Sudanese army on Sunday. Strikingly, reports indicate that there were no casualties from this particular…

UAE Intercepts Covert Plane Loaded with Ammunition for Sudan

On Wednesday, the state media of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reported a significant breakthrough in law enforcement. Authorities successfully intercepted a covert operation aiming to illicitly transport ammunition to Sudan's military. This incident reflects the intricate dynamics gripping Sudan, a nation beset by conflict and turmoil. According to the Emirates' WAM news agency, security forces unearthed a staggering cache of approximately five million rounds of ammunition concealed within a private aircraft…

UN Probes UAE’s Role in Sudan Conflict Involving Bulgarian Arms

The Complex Web of Arms in Sudan: A Call for Accountability The situation in Sudan has taken a worrisome turn, prompting an in-depth investigation by the United Nations. The inquiry seeks to unravel the mystery of how weapons, notably mortar rounds that originated from Bulgaria and were sent to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), ended up in the possession of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia in Sudan. This scenario is not merely a case of lost accountability; it raises profound questions about arms trafficking and the…

South Sudan Tensions: An Illusion of Calm Before Rising Storms?

Last week, President Salva Kiir sought to reassure his fellow citizens amid ongoing security concerns in the world’s newest nation, proclaiming that peace has been restored across South Sudan. His words may resonate well in the hearts of many, offering a glimmer of hope after years of turmoil. Yet, amidst the undulating rhythms of political change, life continues much as it has before, with Kiir evidently emerging as a stronger figure in South Sudanese politics. It's noteworthy to mention that various government officials…

South Sudan Delegates Journey to the U.S. for Tension Relief

In a significant move reflecting the complexities of international diplomacy, the United States has recently announced plans to deport around 132 South Sudanese nationals. In response to this unfolding situation, the government of South Sudan is taking proactive steps and has decided to send a delegation to the United States. The aim? To thoroughly assess the circumstances surrounding these deportations and facilitate a constructive dialogue. According to an official statement from Vice President Bol Mel's office, this…

Sudanese Paramilitary Force Establishes Competing Government

In a striking move that sends tremors through an already fractured Sudan, the paramilitary outfit known as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has proclaimed the establishment of a rival government. This audacious announcement seeks to extend control over territories in its grasp, including the war-torn western region of Darfur. Recent United Nations reports bear grim witness to the havoc wrought by this group, with more than 400 souls perishing in the wake of its attacks. But was this move just a reaction to the pressing chaos,…

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