Sudan Files Official Complaint Against Ethiopia at UN Security Council Over Drone Strikes
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, …
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it has submitted formal complaints to international and regional bodies following recent aggression by Ethiopia targeting civilian positions and infrastructure. In an official statement, Sudanese diplomacy detailed that neighboring Ethiopia utilized its territory to launch attacks directed at electrical facilities and civilian targets.
According to the reports, these assaults resulted in civilian casualties and severely disrupted critical public services across Sudan. Khartoum has characterized these events as a blatant violation of national sovereignty and civilian infrastructure, demanding an immediate and decisive response from regional and international organizations.
Sudanese officials had previously accused Addis Ababa of facilitating drone strikes targeting vital infrastructure, including power grids and fuel installations. Based on statements from Sudanese authorities, an analysis of flight data and the wreckage of downed drones indicates that the origin of these operations was Ethiopian territory, though these claims have not yet undergone independent verification.
Meanwhile, the ongoing internal conflict in Sudan, which erupted in April 2023 between the national army and the Rapid Support Forces, has increasingly been marked by intensified drone warfare and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure. In contrast, the Ethiopian government has rejected allegations of supporting the Rapid Support Forces, instead accusing the Sudanese army of backing rebels affiliated with the Tigray People’s Liberation Front.
