Sudan’s paramilitary RSF say they downed an army military plane

Sudan’s paramilitary RSF say they downed an army military plane

Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces said they downed an Antonov military plane belonging to the Sudanese army on Thursday.

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