Strategic marches target fuel and ammunition depots and a military airport in White Nile State
Fire at the Jili refinery caused by aerial bombardment in June last year
A strategic operation was carried out on Sunday morning, September 14 {2025} carried out intensive attacks on several military sites belonging to the Sudanese army in the city of Kosti in White Nile State, resulting in the destruction of a number of Turkish-made strategic vehicles, fuel and ammunition depots, and other military equipment Several field sources from inside the city of Kosti, who spoke to Sudan in English condition of anonymity, agreed that a fleet of drones attacked strategic sites belonging to the Sudanese army in the city on Sunday morning, as well as the Kenana military airport located south of the state capital, Rabak.According to the same sources inside Kosti, they heard violent explosions early this morning in various areas of Kosti, coinciding with about 20 drones flying in the city’s sky.The sources revealed that the attacks carried out by the drones resulted in the destruction of military fuel depots near the railway, river transport buildings, the buildings of the 18th Infantry Division, and a number of other sites in the neighboring city of Rabak.The Sovereign Council of Port Sudan acknowledged in a statement on Sunday that the Ambakar power station, fuel depots, and Kenana airfields were targeted, and in the same context, accused the Rapid Support Forces of carrying out the attack using strategic drones.several sites supporting the army. Information has been published indicating that a large shipment of Turkish Bayraktar-Akinji drones arrived at the Kenana military airport earlier this week, to be close to the centers of military operations in the Kordofan region of White Nile State.
