US EditionDeath toll in Sudan military plane crash rises to 46
- At least 46 people have been killed and 10 others injured after a Sudanese military plane crashed in a residential neighborhood in Omdurman, according to state media.
- The Antonov aircraft crashed after taking off from the military's Wadi Seidna air base on Tuesday evening.
- A senior army commander in Khartoum was among those killed, as reported by Reuters news agency quoting unnamed military sources.
- Witnesses reported a loud explosion, and the crash damaged several homes, according to AFP news agency.
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Sudan: Antonov Crash in Northern Omdurman Kills At Least 19 People
Omdurman -- An Antonov crashed in Karari in northern Omdurman on Tuesday evening. At least 19 army officers, soldiers, and civilians, among them eight children, died. Rumours say that the aeroplane was on its way back from North Kordofan, where it had bombed the area of Um Bader and killed several army officers.
A military plane crashed in a residential area of Sudan, leaving a preliminary balance of more than 40 dead and several injured.
Dozens Killed as Military Plane Crashes in Residential Area of Omdurman, Sudan - teleSUR English
Dozens of people were killed and others injured when a military plane crashed into a residential area near a military airport in Omdurman, Sudan. The accident occurred late Tuesday night when the aircraft collided with a populated area close to the Sayyidna Valley military airport. According to reports, 46 people lost their lives, including a high-ranking military official who was on board the plane. The Sudanese army confirmed that “several mil…
Sudan plane crash in residential area kills 46
Forty-six people were killed when a Sudanese military transport plane crashed into a residential neighbourhood on the outskirts of Khartoum, the regional government said Wednesday. The Antonov aircraft went down on Tuesday night near Wadi Seidna air base, one of the army's largest military hubs in Omdurman, northwest of the capital. The army, which has been at war with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 2023, said the plane …
At least 46 people were killed in the crash of a military plane in the Greater Khartoum capital.
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