Three journalists were killed in a drone strike on Khartoum’s presidential palace, shortly after the military regained control. These journalists were reporting for Sudanese state television when the attack occurred, attributed to the Rapid Support Forces.
A tragic incident occurred in Sudan where three journalists lost their lives due to a paramilitary drone strike targeting the presidential palace in Khartoum. This strike took place shortly after the Sudanese military regained control of the palace. The information was relayed by a source from the Sudanese army, who requested to remain unnamed.
The deceased journalists were associated with Sudanese state television, actively reporting on the situation. According to the source, the Rapid Support Forces conducted the drone attack with a one-way attack drone targeting the Republican Palace. The situation in Sudan continues to be tense as military conflicts unfold.
The recent loss of three journalists in Sudan highlights the perilous conditions faced by media personnel in conflict zones. The drone strike by the Rapid Support Forces, occurring soon after the military recaptured the presidential palace, underscores the ongoing volatility in the region and the risks involved in reporting critical events.
Original Source: www.lbcgroup.tv
