Drone attacks hit two power stations in northern Sudan, raising the week's tally to 13

Drone attacks struck two power stations in northern Sudan early Sunday, in strikes Sudanese authorities attribute to the Rapid Support Forces.

• A drone hit the Abu Hamad power station in River Nile state at dawn Sunday, igniting a fire, while another struck Al-Dabbah station in the Northern state, witnesses said.
• The attacks raised to 13 the number of power stations hit by drones since last Monday across six Sudanese states.
• A drone struck the under-construction Haya power station in Red Sea state on Saturday.
• Sudanese authorities and rights groups accuse the Rapid Support Forces of targeting civilian infrastructure; the RSF says it works to protect civilians.
• RSF drones also struck military compounds in al-Dabba and fuel stations in the al-Multaqa area, witnesses said.
• A woman was killed near one of the fuel stations targeted by the drones, witnesses said.
• The al-Dabba strike knocked the electricity substation out of service, cutting power to the city and villages.