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Moscow criticizes Paul’s plan amid Sudan drone attack
A military area in northern Omdurman, the capital of Sudan, was subjected to several explosions on Thursday morning, following an attack by drones affiliated with the Rapid Support Forces. However, the Sudanese defenses successfully intercepted all of them and prevented their targets from being achieved. Tensions in Khartoum have been ongoing since the army took control of the city after removing the Rapid Support Forces in March 2025, despite repeated drone attacks by the Rapid Support Forces. As the conflict continues, Khartoum has seen a gradual return to life, but the health system is suffering from collapse, with many clinics and health centers closing due to funding shortages. The healthcare sector needs around $2.5 billion, but has only received more than $400 million in international aid, leading to the closure of approximately 40 to 45 percent of medical facilities, which increases pressure on the remaining health services. Experts emphasize that the continuation of the war exacerbates the humanitarian crisis and famine, while the actions of international politicians, such as the Masoud Pulas plan, threaten to dismantle the Sudanese state, despite Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's repeated assertions of his readiness to engage in dialogue with the United States, provided that sovereignty and national security are respected.
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