Three journalists were killed in Sudan during a paramilitary drone strike on the presidential palace as military forces regained control of the area. The attack was claimed by the Rapid Support Forces militia while the journalists were working for state television, highlighting the risks faced by reporters in volatile environments.
In a tragic incident, three journalists were killed during a paramilitary drone strike on the presidential palace in Khartoum, Sudan, shortly after the military regained control of the area. According to an anonymous source from the Sudanese army, the attack was executed by the Rapid Support Forces, which is described as a militia. The journalists were working for Sudanese state television at the time of the attack, a grim reminder of the risks faced by media personnel in conflict zones.
The drone strike underscores the perilous situation for journalists in Sudan amidst ongoing military conflict. The loss of these three individuals highlights the dangers inherent in reporting during such tumultuous times, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness and protection for those in the field.
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